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Collegeboard Error Testing and The Internet
Error Testing
How to test an error
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Step 1: Find the error
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Error types: 2.1.1: A Logic error: Mistake in the algorithm causing it to bheave incorrectly
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2.1.2: A Syntax error: A mistake in the program where the programming language aren’t followed (typos and whatnot ) and cannot run
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2.1.3: A Run Time error: A mistake that occurs during program execution with the languages defining their own errors (divide by 0/innapropriate data type)
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2.1.4: An overflow error: An error that occurs when a computer can’t handle a number too big
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Errors are really common and expected with programming
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Test code for errors and list specifications in behavior
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Finally, the code is tested and tested and improved upon, then tested again, until fully revised and released.
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