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Compilers translate instructions between programming languages and look for…
logic errors.
grammar errors.
spelling errors.
syntax errors.
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Syntax errors.
Compilers check the program’s syntax (and other compile-time issues like type/semantic errors). They do not catch logic errors (wrong algorithm/bugs that still compile) and they don’t “fix” ordinary spelling mistakes except insofar as a misspelled keyword/identifier shows up as a syntax or undefined-name error.
Compilers check the program’s syntax (and other compile-time issues like type/semantic errors). They do not catch logic errors (wrong algorithm/bugs that still compile) and they don’t “fix” ordinary spelling mistakes except insofar as a misspelled keyword/identifier shows up as a syntax or undefined-name error.
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