A syntax error is a type of mistake that occurs when writing or interpreting code. It violates the rules of the programming language, causing the program to fail during or execution. A syntax runtime error is a syntax error that occurs during the of the program. Common errors include missing or mismatched parentheses, improper indentation, and invalid variable names.
Runtime errors occur during the execution of a program. These errors cause the program to terminate . Common runtime errors include division by zero, accessing an invalid location, and trying to perform operations on incompatible data types. Examples of common runtime errors include trying to convert an invalid string to a number or opening a file that exist.
Logical errors occur when the code runs without any syntax or runtime errors, but it does not produce the output or behavior. These errors arise due to flaws in the or incorrect logical reasoning. Common logical errors include using the wrong operator in mathematical calculations, off-by-one errors in loops, and misunderstanding boolean logic.
