What are the three types of programming errors?

Answer 1

Choose three types of errors, list them and give examples of each.

For example:

1. Range error:

int a[50]; // 50 elements, a[0] through a[49]

a[50] = 100; // error: a[50] is out of range

2. Invalid argument error:

void f (int);

f ("Hello world"); // error: formal argument is int, actual argument is const char*

3. Length error:

std::vector<int> v;

v.resize (v.max_size() + 1); // error: size exceeds maximum length

Answer 2

Three types of errors you may encounter in a Java program in sequential order of realization are compile time errors, run time errors, and semantic errors.

Compilation errors occur when the program will not compile due to the compiler rejecting the compilation process for various reasons such as syntax errors or mismatched data types. Given your JDE, the compiler typically returns the reason it was rejected.

Run time errors occur while the program is running and the reasons are sometimes cryptic and slightly more difficult to find.

Semantic errors are logical errors that a programmer makes when writing the code for the program. These are most noticeable when the program is not doing what it is intended to do. Also, a study of the code can reveal the programmer's mistake.

Answer 3

Compile-time error, link-time error and run-time error.