Transcription of Common Syntax and Semantic Errors
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5 CHAPTER 2 Common Syntax andSemantic CHAPTER OBJECTIVES To understand the fundamental characteristics of Syntax and semanticerrors To be able to identify specific Common Syntax and Semantic errorsfrequently encountered by beginning programmers To be able to interpret a Syntax warning To be able to apply appropriate techniques to correct these Syntax ERRORSA Syntax erroris a violation of the Syntax , or grammatical rules, of a naturallanguage or a programming language. The following sentence contains anerror of English Syntax :I is going to the concert we write or say this sentence, other English speakers will know that we haveused incorrect grammar, however they will still understand what we mean. Pro-gramming languages are not so forgiving, however. If we write a line of C++ codecontaining a Syntax error, the compiler does notknow what we mean.
10 Chapter 2 Common Syntax and Semantic Errors But what does this mean? An “l-value” roughly refers to a value that specifies the address of a location in memory where something can be stored.
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