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how many error occurs in C language ?
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Answer / d.v.s.rama krishna
according to the program coding the error occurs. basically
there are only three types of errors. the type of error may
decided from these.
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Answer / lnk
Compile Time Errors :
mostly because of false syntax used or no return
values assigned ...
Run time Errors :
allt he errors that occur during execution
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Answer / swapnashree pradhan
There r two types of errors r occurs first is the compiling
and second is the run time error .compiling error r two
types syntax error ,segment error.then run runtime error r
two types logical error, linking error
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Answer / santosh kumar sharma
Basically there are only two type of error
(1) compile time error
(2) run time error
In compile time error there are two types of error first is
syntex error and second is segment error.
In run time error there are also two types of erro logical
error and linking error
By santosh kumar sharma
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Answer / ravi kumar
There are 3 types of Errors in c Language
1. Syntax Errors
2. Linked Errors
3. Runtime Errors
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Answer / mrs.ahmer
There are three types of errors in C language.
1:syntax error:-It occurs if The statement terminator is
missing at the end of statement,A misspelled keyword is
used in the program,Any of the delimiters is missing.
2:Logical error:-It occurs due to wrong logic of
programmer.it usually occurs when programmer writes wrong
formula to calculate the result.
3:Runtime error:-A type of error that occurs during the
execution of a program is known as runtime error.If user
may ask the program to open a file that does not exist or
the user may enter wrong type of data.
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Answer / satya prakash
I think there are four error in c language symtex
error,logical error(sementex error) run time error, linking
error
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Answer / gracy
when the question is correct the answer will be correct
with out errors
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Answer / mohmedali
errors depends on that programs and human mistakes.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 20 Yes | 27 No |
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