Please write the answers to the following questions as comments in your MATLAB file. a) What is a syntax error? Give an example as a comment (do not copy the one from the slides). b) What is a logical error? Give an example as a comment (do not copy the one from the slides). c) What is a runtime error? Give an example as a comment (do not copy the one from the slides). d) Explain how debugging works. Explain how the disp() function and breakpoints are used in de-bugging. e) What is the difference between clc and clear?

Please write the answers to the following questions as comments in your MATLAB file. a) What is a syntax error? Give an example as a comment (do not copy the one from the slides). b) What is a logical error? Give an example as a comment (do not copy the one from the slides). c) What is a runtime error? Give an example as a comment (do not copy the one from the slides). d) Explain how debugging works. Explain how the disp() function and breakpoints are used in de-bugging. e) What is the difference between clc and clear?

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter2: Problem Solving Using C++using

Section2.3: Data Types

Problem 5E

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