Korvpalliväljak

Korvpalliväljak refers to a basketball court. It is a rectangular playing surface used for the sport of basketball. The standard dimensions of a professional basketball court are 94 feet long and 50 feet wide. In international basketball, the court is typically 28 meters long and 15 meters wide. The court is divided into two halves by a halfway line, and each half contains a basketball hoop at either end.

Key markings on a korvpalliväljak include the free-throw lines, the three-point line, and the center circle. The free-throw line is a 12-foot line from which players shoot free throws. The three-point line, also known as the arc, is a curved line that designates shots taken from beyond it as worth three points. The center circle is located at the midpoint of the court and is used for the jump ball to start the game. The playing surface is usually made of hardwood, although outdoor courts can be made of asphalt or concrete. The hoops consist of a rim and a net, and are mounted on backboards. The height of the rim from the playing surface is universally set at 10 feet. The design and markings of a korvpalliväljak are standardized to ensure fair play and consistent game conditions.