Answer / pavan_mustyala

1. Syntax Errors: Error found during compilation e.g.
missing semi colon, missing comma, undeclared identifier,
etc

2. Semantic Errors: Logical error in the program due to
which functionality behaves differently than expected.

3. Runtime Errors: Exceptions due to insufficient memory
and Segmentation fault, stack over flow, etc.

Answer / sivavendra

compilation errors(occurs during compilation) and runtime errors(occurs during runtime)...

Answer / vishwjeet singh

PROTOTYPE ERROR:when any header file is missing then we error hat was shown by compilling the program is prototype error.
SYNTEX ERROR: Actually these type of errors occured when
programmer misses the syntax.(Syntsx: (,),(.),(;),("") etc.)
Example:- printf("your sum is %d"c);
This may occure error "Syntax error".
Right Syntax is:printf("your sum is %d",c);

SYSTEMATIC ERROR:These type of errors occure when there is a
missmatch of functionallity.
Example: int sum is;
this may occure error because while declaring a variable c
is not allowed space( ).
Right Syntax is: int sum_is;

RUNTIME ERROR: Thes etype of errors also known as "linker
errors".These type of errors occure after compilation.This
will not give you the line where these type of errors occured.

Answer / sudhir seth

Syntax errors: Actually these type of errors occured when
programmer misses the syntax.(Syntsx: (,),(.),(;),("") etc.)
Example:- printf("your sum is %d"c);
This may occure error "Syntax error".
Right Syntax is:printf("your sum is %d",c);

Symmentic errors:These type of errors occure when there is a
missmatch of functionallity.
Example: int sum is;
this may occure error because while declaring a variable c
is not allowed space( ).
Right Syntax is: int sum_is;

Runtime errors: Thes etype of errors also known as "linker
errors".These type of errors occure after compilation.This
will not give you the line where these type of errors occured.

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