What best defines a syntax error in programming?
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A violation of the language’s grammatical rules that prevents the code from compiling or running.
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Which of the following best describes a logic error in a program? Options: A violation of the programming language’s syntax rules that prevents the code from running, An error that occurs only when the program is executing, such as accessing invalid memory, A mistake in the algorithm that causes the program to produce incorrect or unexpected results, An error resulting from numeric values exceeding their representable range
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A mistake in the algorithm that causes the program to produce incorrect or unexpected results
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Which of the following best describes a run‑time error in a program?
A mistake in the language’s syntax that prevents the code from compiling
A mistake in the algorithm that leads to incorrect output
An error resulting from numeric values exceeding their representable range
An error that occurs only when the program is executed, such as accessing invalid memory
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An error that occurs only when the program is executed, such as accessing invalid memory
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Which of the following best describes an overflow error?
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An error that occurs when a value exceeds the maximum representable by the allotted bits, causing wrap‑around.
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Which of the following best defines a bit?
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A binary digit, either 0 or 1
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Which of the following best defines a byte? A sequence of 8 bits, A single binary digit, either 0 or 1, A method of compressing data without loss, A unit of time complexity in algorithms
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A sequence of 8 bits
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Which of the following best describes a roundoff error? Options: An error that occurs when numeric values exceed the maximum representable by the allotted bits, causing wrap‑around, An error resulting from insufficient bits to represent a number with full precision, leading to approximate values, A mistake in the algorithm that causes unexpected behavior, An error that happens only during program execution, such as accessing invalid memory
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An error resulting from insufficient bits to represent a number with full precision, leading to approximate values
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