INTRODUCTION TO SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE
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Question
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Technical or encoding mistakes committed by the programmer during the construction of the program.
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Bugs
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Functional Errors
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Non-functional Errors
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Programmer / Software Engineer
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -A syntax error occurs when a programmer writes an incorrect line of code. Most syntax errors involve missing punctuation or a misspelled name. If there is a syntax error in a compiled or interpreted programming language, then the code won’t work.
Detailed explanation-2: -Repetitive Code. Don’t Repeat Yourself is one of the basic principles of programming that you will come across as you learn. Bad Variable Names. Not Using Comments. Language Overload. Not Backing Up Code. Complicated Code. Not Asking Questions. Not Planning in Advance. More items •05-Dec-2019
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