Exam 7: Whats Wrong With It Syntax and Logic Errors

The ____ window provides a description of each error and the location of each error in the code.

One advantage of variables and named constants is that their use requires fewer lines of code.

You can use a ____ to pause execution at a specific line in the code.

You can only use variable memory locations to control the data type of numbers used in calculations.

In the Code Editor window, the ____ alert you that three lines of code contain a syntax error.

While stepping through a program in the debugger, the ____ statements are skipped over because they are not considered executable by the debugger.

The Code Editor detects most syntax errors as you enter the instructions.

Stepping through code one line at a time is the only way to search for logic errors.

A ____ error can occur for a variety of reasons, such as forgetting to enter an instruction or entering the instructions in the wrong order.

An error in a program's code is referred to as a ____.

As the amount of code increases, so does the likelihood for errors.

Logic errors are the easiest to find.

The process of locating and correcting any bugs in a program is called ____.

A ____ error can occur in a program from entering instructions in the wrong order.

Some logic errors occur as a result of calculation statements that are correct syntactically, but incorrect mathematically.

You can use variables to store the values of processing items, which do not appear in a user interface.

When debugging, while the execution of a procedure's code is paused, you can view the contents of controls and variables that appear in the highlighted statement, as well as in the statements above it in the procedure.

Most syntax errors are a result of ____ errors that occur when entering instructions.

In the Error List window, ____ indicate that the Code Editor has some suggestions for fixing the errors.

Both constant and variable memory locations make your code more self-documenting and easier to understand.