Answer:
I'm not 100% on the answers . . .
Explanation:
1. A, 2. C, 3. D, 4. A, 5. D, 6. A & B, 7. False, 8. D, 9. D, 10. D
Answer:
I believe that the only way to really make an informed decision as to which test is a better fit for you is to take a full-length diagnostic exam for both the ACT and the SAT before doing any prep. I also would look at the pros and cons for each test.
I personally took the ACT because there is <em>NO PENALTY </em>for guessing on the test. An educated guess won't hurt your score on the ACT.
Answer:
1. multiplying two numbers when you meant to add them - Logical Error
2. dividing by zero - Compile time error
3. semi colon at the end of a programming statement - Logical error
4. wrong in output - Run time error
5. when you should have typed a - Compile time error
6. producing inaccurate results - Logical error or Run time error
Explanation:
Compile time error is a lack in computer programming which causes to violate the rules which are defined by user in the program.
Run time error produces wrong outputs. It causes lags in the softwares which makes the output inefficient. It even causes programs crash when the output is just seconds away.
Logical error is the situation where programs completes the task assigned but with the wrong syntax. The output is produced with some abnormality.
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