Computer Science, asked by Craftsbymaha, 7 months ago

in python syntax error is detected by the_______?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

interpreter

Explanation:

1. Syntax errors – usually the easiest to spot, syntax errors occur when you make a typo. Not ending an if statement with the colon is an example of an syntax error, as is misspelling a Python keyword (e.g. using whille instead of while). Syntax error usually appear at compile time and are reported by the interpreter.

Answered by UsmanSant
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In python, a syntax error is detected by the Interpreter.

  • Python being an interpreter language interprets codes line by line.
  • During the run time a syntax error can get detected in an interpreter.
  • The interpreter converts a source code to a byte code while going through line by line.
  • During this time it checks if there is an error in the syntax of a program.
  • Thus here the correct answer is an interpreter.

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