Which of the following terms is given to errors that do not stop the execution but yeild wrong results and happen to misunderstanding of the program
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LOGICAL ERRORS
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QUESTION:-
Which of the following terms is given to errors that do not stop the execution but yeild wrong results and happen to misunderstanding of the program.
- Syntax Errors
- Logical Errors
- Run Time Errors
ANSWER:-
- Logical Errors
- Logical Errors are given to errors that do not stop the execution but yield wrong results and happen to misunderstand of the program.
EXPLANATION:-
- If the writing is syntactically valid but it produces unexpected results, then the error is known as a Logical error.
- The logical error mostly does not postpone the execution but generates incorrect results.
- Logical errors could arise due to different reasons, example wrong hypotheses or misunderstandings of the code and sometimes incorrect program logic like using do-while instead of do-Until or Infinite Loops.
- One of the mean for distinguishing a logical error is to conduct peer reviews and also verify the QTP output file or result file to assure that the tool has conducted the manner it was deemed to do.
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