Chapter 1.10, Problem 1.10.2CP

Explanation of Solution

Syntax Error:

Syntax errors are the errors such as misspelled keywords, or missing punctuation marks, brackets or parenthesis. With the syntax error, the computer cannot compile the source file. Syntax errors can be detected by the software. The error message is obtained when the program is executed with the syntax error.

Example:

// Condition to check the radius

if radius >= 0 //Line 1

Inside the “if” statement the “radius>=0” should be enclosed within the parentheses. If not it throws the syntax error.

Correct code snippet:

// Condition to check the radius

if (radius >= 0) //Line 1

Logic Errors:

Logical errors prevent the program from performing, because of the errors in the logical statements. Logical errors stop the program from executing, because of the errors in the logical statements...