Which of the following will is considered a logical error?
A) forgetting a semicolon at the end of a programming statement
B) typing a curly bracket when you should have typed a parenthesis
C) multiplying two numbers when you meant to add them
D) dividing by zero
E) misspelling an identifier

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Multiplying two numbers when you mean to add them is an example of a logical error, because the program will still compile and run, but the output will be incorrect. Forgetting a semicolon, using a bracket instead of a parenthesis and misspelling an identifier will all lead to the program failing to compile, and are therefore compile-time errors. Dividing by zero is an example of a run-time error since it will cause the program to crash at run-time.

Which of the Following Will Is Considered a Logical Error