Syntax Error - Occur when the code written by a programmer does not follow the syntax rules of the programming language, including proper use of keywords, punctuation, and operators. They are detected by the compiler or interpreter and prevent the program from being executed. Syntax errors must be fixed before the program can run. Common examples of syntax errors include missing semicolons, unmatched parentheses, and misspelled keywords., Execution Error - Referred to as runtime errors, occur after the program has started running. These errors arise while the program is performing its operations. The program typically terminates abruptly, and an error message is displayed to the user. Examples of execution errors include division by zero, attempting to access an index that is out of bounds in an array, or attempting to open a file that does not exist., Logic Error - Caused by subtle mistakes in a program's logic or algorithm that lead to incorrect behaviour or unexpected results. These errors logic errors do not generate error messages or prevent the program from running. Instead, they cause the program to produce incorrect output or exhibit unintended behaviour. Debugging logic errors can be challenging because they require careful inspection and testing of the code to identify and correct the underlying problem.,

SDD Testing (Syntax, Logic and Execution Errors)

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