A ___________ error does not cause the program to abort, but produces incorrect results.
Answers
Answer:
Logic Error
Explanation:
A logic error (or logical error) is a mistake in the source code of a program that results in a mistake or unexpected behavior. This is a type of runtime error that simply produces the wrong output or it can also lead to a program crash while it is running.
Many different types of programming mistakes can lead to logic errors. For example, assigning a value to a wrong variable can cause many unexpected program errors. Where there is a need to add two numbers, multiplying them can also give the opposite result.
Whereas small typos that do not cause syntax errors can also lead to logic errors. Below is a PHP code as an example, in which an if statement can cause a logic error because it should have a double equal sign (==) instead of a single equal sign (=), which creates a logic error.
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