The correct response is syntax error.
A semicolon (;) and a colon (:) serve different purposes in programming syntax, and using one in place of the other typically results in a syntax error, which occurs during the parsing of the code.
Which error would occur if you typed a semicolon when you meant to type a colon?
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The correct response is syntax error.
A semicolon (;) and a colon (:) serve different purposes in programming syntax, and using one in place of the other typically results in a syntax error, which occurs during the parsing of the code.