Python Exceptions and Debugging

What is a Syntax Error in Python?

• An error that occurs during the program execution

• An error caused by not following the proper structure or syntax of the language

• An error that occurs when the program tries to execute an illegal operation

• An error that is detected during the compilation process

Which of the following is a Runtime Error?

• Missing colon after an `if` statement

• Trying to access a file that does not exist

• Forgetting to close a parenthesis

• Writing `elif` instead of `else if`

What is a `NameError` in Python?

• An error that occurs when trying to access a variable that has not been defined

• An error that occurs when a file cannot be found

• An error that occurs when a syntax rule is violated

• An error that occurs when an operation is not supported for a data type

What is the difference between a syntax error and a semantic error?

• A syntax error is a mistake in the use of the language's syntax, while a semantic error is an error in logic or meaning.

• A syntax error occurs at runtime, while a semantic error occurs during compilation.

• There is no difference; they are the same thing.

• A syntax error can be caught by the compiler, but a semantic error cannot be detected.

Which of the following is considered a Logical Error?

• Using an incorrect variable name

• Forgetting a semicolon at the end of a statement

• Dividing a number by zero

• Expecting a different output than what the program produces

What is the outcome of a `ZeroDivisionError` in Python?

• The program successfully completes with a warning

• The program returns infinity for the division

• The program throws an exception and terminates if not handled

• The program ignores the operation and continues execution

Which of the following is an example of a Type Error in Python?

• Trying to concatenate a string with an integer

• Accessing a variable before it is defined

• Forgetting to indent a block of code

• Using an undefined function

How does Python handle the division of a number by zero when using integers?

• It returns a ZeroDivisionError.

• It returns zero as the result.

• It converts the division to a float division and returns infinity.

• It prompts the user to enter a non-zero divisor.