The information within an IAM policy is described through a series of ______.
elements
macros
classes
namespaces
Explanations:
IAM policies are described through a series of “elements” such asVersion,Statement,Action,Resource, and others that define the permissions.
“Macros” are not used in IAM policies. Macros generally refer to code substitutions in programming or scripting, not in IAM policies.
“Classes” are typically a concept in object-oriented programming and are not related to the structure of IAM policies.
“Namespaces” are used to define scopes for variables or functions in some programming languages, but they are not used to describe IAM policies.