Khan Academy - Syntax, runtime, and logic errors

What type of error occurs when a program does not follow the rules of the programming language, such as missing parentheses or incorrect indentation?

• A runtime error

• A logic error

• A semantic error

• A syntax error

What happens when a runtime error is encountered during the execution of a program?

• The program will terminate after the error is encountered

• The program will skip the error and continue

• The program will correct the error automatically

• The program will restart from the beginning

Which statement is true about logic errors in a program?

• Logic errors do not produce error messages

• Logic errors are always syntax errors

• Logic errors are easy to spot

• Logic errors are detected by the compiler

What is the concept of iterative development in programming?

• Iterative development means writing the entire program before testing

• Iterative development requires multiple programmers

• Iterative development is only used for large projects

• Iterative development involves writing, running, and verifying small chunks of code

What happens when a runtime error is encountered during the execution of a program?

• The program will terminate after the error is encountered

• The program will continue running with incorrect results

• The program will automatically fix the error

• The program will ignore the error

Which statement is true about logic errors in a program?

• Logic errors do not produce error messages

• Logic errors are easy to detect

• Logic errors are syntax errors

• Logic errors are runtime errors

What is the concept of iterative development in programming?

• Iterative development involves writing code once and never revisiting it

• Iterative development involves writing and discarding code

• Iterative development involves writing code without testing

• Iterative development involves writing, running, and verifying small chunks of code

What is pair programming in the context of software development?

• Pair programming involves two people collaborating on the same code

• Pair programming requires one person to write code and the other to test it

• Pair programming is only used for debugging

• Pair programming is a solo activity