LO13_Lesson 10 Errors

A syntax error means your code has a 'grammar' mistake or you used symbols/operations incorrectly

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When you have an error in your code what is the term to summarise finding and fixing that error?

• Error checking
• Debugging
• Syntax finder
• Error finder

A syntax error in your code means:

• You have not used enough characters. 
• There was no defined index. 
• Python can't find a file to pass the code to. 
• There is an error with your typing and code structure. 

A program runs and, during running, is asked to divide by zero.

The program crashes.

This is an example of:

• a logic error
• a runtime error

• a syntax error

• a user error

What's the mistake in this code?

• Capital H in "What"
• Misspelling of the word "input"
• Capital letter missing from "print"
• Capital letter missing from "input"

What's the mistake in this code?

• The variable "surname" needs a capital letter (first line of code)
• "print" needs a capital letter
• "input" needs a capital letter
• There are plus signs in the final line of code

Where's the mistake?

• Misspelling of "print"
• Missing right hand bracket
• Missing right hand quotation mark
• Capital "P" for print

In python, there is one type of error.

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• False

In python, when an error occurs

• the program stops without any additional warning.

• the program runs anyway.

• the program stops and an error message is displayed.

• the program sounds an alarm.

In python, normally when an error is displayed, the error message indicates the type of error and the line number where the error occured.

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