Logical errors are the bane of existence for programmers. Why are they such a problem? Logical errors represent syntacti
Posted: Mon Jun 06, 2022 2:02 pm
Logical errors are the bane of existence for programmers. Why are they such a problem? Logical errors represent syntactically correct statements that are fallible only in their specific content. An IDE or a compiler will not notice any problems. Logical errors force codes to not run through the compiler, inducing frustration. Logical errors force undue termination of a script's progress, losing all of our work before that point unless output to a file prior. The computer just doesn't understand your revolutionary way of thinking...