Computer Science, asked by SunilPal7693, 9 months ago

Referring An Element Outside Array Bounds Is a. a.Syntax error
b.Logical error
cExecution time error
d.Both b and c

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Answered by manishajadhav258
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Answer:

executions time error

Answered by greeshmakachirayil
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Answer:

Referring to an element outside array bounds Is

a.Syntax error

The compiler will not be able to detect an improper index in an array since it is not a syntax fault.

Syntax mistakes are among the most common problems experienced by new programmers. A syntax mistake occurs when a programmer writes an incorrect line of code. The most common syntax mistakes are caused by missing punctuation or a misspelled term. If a syntax mistake occurs in a compiled or interpreted programming language, the code will fail to run.

A syntax error happens when there is a mistake in the source code of a program. Because computer programs must conform to the strict syntax in order to compile properly, any elements of the code that break the syntax of the programming language will result in a syntax error.

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