Basketball courts are comprised of sidelines, baselines, mid court line, three point lines, free throw lines, free throw circles, free throw lane lines, and center circle.

An official basketball court, where competitive games are played, is a rectangle divided into two halves by the midcourt line. On each end of the court, baskets are mounted to a backboard and raised to a height of 10 feet (3 m). The backboard is a rectangle that is 6 feet (1.8 m) wide and 3.5 feet (1 m) tall.

A basketball court consists of many parts. Some of these parts have multiple names, so it is important to be aware of each court component and what they are called. Listed below are all the components of a court you should know: Sideline Baseline Half-court Line Basket, Backboard, and Net Frontcourt

These include the basket, the baseline, the sidelines, the center circle, the three-point line, the paint, low blocks, hash marks, and the restricted area.