Computer Science, asked by maityastik850, 8 months ago

CAN YOU TELL ME THE 15 ERRORS IN THE CODES YOU JUST CREATED?

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Answered by harshpreets550
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HA! You think I make errors much less 15 :-P Well I do make errors but they’re usually so insignificant I don’t remember many of them. They’re usually of the type:

HA! You think I make errors much less 15 :-P Well I do make errors but they’re usually so insignificant I don’t remember many of them. They’re usually of the type:Missing semicolon

HA! You think I make errors much less 15 :-P Well I do make errors but they’re usually so insignificant I don’t remember many of them. They’re usually of the type:Missing semicolonCopy and paste error

HA! You think I make errors much less 15 :-P Well I do make errors but they’re usually so insignificant I don’t remember many of them. They’re usually of the type:Missing semicolonCopy and paste errorForget to include a file (in C/C++)

HA! You think I make errors much less 15 :-P Well I do make errors but they’re usually so insignificant I don’t remember many of them. They’re usually of the type:Missing semicolonCopy and paste errorForget to include a file (in C/C++)Or as the current project on which I’m working is a PacMan clone game and in order to prevent PacMan and the ghosts from walking through walls, I am incorporating into the model a list of rectangles that signify the wall locations and when they’re walking forward, if the point to which they will go is inside any of the rectangles, they won’t move that frame. The error isn’t a build error so much as a runtime error as it takes trial and error to get the “walls” rectangle list correct.

HA! You think I make errors much less 15 :-P Well I do make errors but they’re usually so insignificant I don’t remember many of them. They’re usually of the type:Missing semicolonCopy and paste errorForget to include a file (in C/C++)Or as the current project on which I’m working is a PacMan clone game and in order to prevent PacMan and the ghosts from walking through walls, I am incorporating into the model a list of rectangles that signify the wall locations and when they’re walking forward, if the point to which they will go is inside any of the rectangles, they won’t move that frame. The error isn’t a build error so much as a runtime error as it takes trial and error to get the “walls” rectangle list correct.Most errors I notice within 1–2 statements typed. This is partly due to the fact that the editor/IDE is watching too and underlining something if it’s not right. So I investigate it and fix it immediately.

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