Why are logic errors usually harder to find than syntax errors?
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Responses
They cause the program to crash.
They cause the program to crash.
They don’t cause the program to crash.
They don’t cause the program to crash.
They usually involve capitalizing words.
They usually involve capitalizing words.
They usually involve spelling mistakes.
The correct response is: They don’t cause the program to crash.
Logic errors are harder to find than syntax errors because they do not result in the program crashing, making it more challenging to identify where the issue lies within the code. Syntax errors, on the other hand, are easier to detect because they result in the program not being able to run at all.