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What are Semantic errors in a programming language?
Answer:
Semantic or Syntax errors are errors in the way a programmer has written his code. The code does not conform to language standards and is incorrect.
Ex:
for(int i = 0, i++, i<10) {
}
The above is a syntactically incorrect declaration of a for loop in Java. The compiler would not let you compile this code successfully.
Ex:
for(int i = 0, i++, i<10) {
}
The above is a syntactically incorrect declaration of a for loop in Java. The compiler would not let you compile this code successfully.
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