Mistakes that allow a program to run, but cause it to produce erroneous results are called
A) syntax errors.
B) logic errors.
C) compiler errors.
D) linker errors.
E) none of the above.

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Logic errors are mistakes in the program's logic that allow it to run without any errors but produce incorrect results. Syntax errors are errors in the code's syntax that prevent the program from running. Compiler errors and linker errors occur during the compilation process and prevent the program from running. "None of the above" is not a valid option in this case, as one of the options is correct.

Mistakes That Allow a Program to Run, but Cause It