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So in this question you're asked, blank errors are easiest to fix.
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So what type of error is easiest to fix? and we have the options of exception type errors, compiler type errors, runtime errors, logic errors, or omission errors.
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So we know first, exception errors only happen in exceptional circumstances, which means they don't always happen when you execute your code, which means you might not find an exception error until it's too late, and some consumer or a critical system is using your code.
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So that's definitely not the easiest to fix.
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Compiler errors, however, are extremely easy to fix.
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We're going to look at the other types of errors, but compiler errors or b, b, compiler errors, are very easy to fix because the compiler, before your code even gets run, and before there's any chance for strange conditions to arise within your program, you can already detect these errors and be told what the error is, which means that the error will be discovered immediately upon trying to run or compile the code...