Question 32 – Classification of programming languages and translators - Questions

Select the two statements that are correct about logic errors and code translators.

A: A logic error is a violation of the grammatical rules of the programming language and will prevent translation.
B: An example of a logic error is dividing by an incorrect constant (as on line 5), which produces an incorrect result rather than an execution crash.
C: A compiler or interpreter cannot automatically detect logic errors during translation because the code conforms to the language's syntax rules.
D: An interpreter will halt program execution and display a specific line-numbered error message when a logic error is encountered.
E: Logic errors are generally easier to find than syntax errors because translators are specifically designed to locate incorrect mathematical formulas.

Select the two statements that are correct about logic errors and code translators.

A: A logic error is a violation of the grammatical rules of the programming language and will prevent translation.
B: An example of a logic error is dividing by an incorrect constant (as on line 5), which produces an incorrect result rather than an execution crash.
C: A compiler or interpreter cannot automatically detect logic errors during translation because the code conforms to the language's syntax rules.
D: An interpreter will halt program execution and display a specific line-numbered error message when a logic error is encountered.
E: Logic errors are generally easier to find than syntax errors because translators are specifically designed to locate incorrect mathematical formulas.

Classification of programming languages and translators