how many error occurs in C language ?
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Answer Posted / jayasrinivas.donavalli
How can we say how many errors in C language,but Usually
Every Language has some errors like Syntaical and
Symantical Errors
Syntatical Errors are the error in the syntax like int x.
but here instead of semi colon we palce dot that is the
syntatical error.
Symantical Errors: The errors are in the symantics like If
is the keyword instead of that we write ef
then the meaning is changed that is symantical errors.
The above two errors are Compile time errors and we have
some runtime errors.They are due to some infinite loops
garbage collection or memory shortage or wrong Inputs
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