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A loop iterates over a list and removes from the list any items that aren’t greater than 25. Which kind of error is most likely to occur in this program?
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division by zero
division by zero
index out of range
index out of range
not enough memory
not enough memory
data type mismatch
data type mismatch
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The most likely error to occur when iterating over a list and removing items from it is "index out of range."
This can happen because when you remove items from a list while iterating over it, the size of the list changes, which can lead to trying to access an index that no longer exists.
In contrast, the other errors listed (division by zero, not enough memory, data type mismatch) are less relevant to the specific operation of removing items from a list.
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