Question

What is the type of error called when the program runs but does not give the expected output?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Semantic errors are problems with a program that compiles and runs but doesn't do the right thing. Example: An expression may not be evaluated in the order you expect, yielding an unexpected result.

Answer 2

Logical errors can run a program until the end but give the wrong result.

Explanation:

• A Logical error (logic errors) is the kind of mistake in the source coding of the program.
• It produces a result as unexpected behavior or incorrect.  
• Logic errors are the kind of runtime errors which can cause incorrect output or disables when the program starts running.
• Any type of programming errors can cause logical errors.
• For example, assigning the value to an invalid variable can cause unexpected errors in the program.  
• Multiplying instead of combining two numbers will give unwanted results.    
• Even small misspellings that do not create syntactic errors can cause logical errors.