Errors and Design Environment

The course covers the concept of errors that arise while designing a computer program. It begins with an Intro that describes the different types of programming errors namely, syntax errors, compilation errors, run time errors, logical errors, and arithmetic errors. It provides appropriate examples and diagrams for each type of error and then describes the way to detect and correct these errors. The course then describes various programming practices to avoid these errors and design error-free programs. The course concludes by providing a review of the concepts discussed in the course.

9 topics

161 lectures

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Course Curriculum

Computer Science Overview

27 videos

Data Types and Variables

26 videos

25 videos

19 videos

18 videos

14 videos

Errors and Design Environment

10 videos

11 videos

2D Arrays and Recursion

11 videos

Errors and Design Environment Lectures

Errors and Design Environment

Diagrams

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Errors and Design Environment

Intro

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Errors and Design Environment

Diagrams A

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Errors and Design Environment

Review A

Christina Lenay

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Errors and Design Environment

Diagrams B

Christina Lenay

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Errors and Design Environment

Review B

Christina Lenay

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Errors and Design Environment

Diagrams C

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Errors and Design Environment

Review C

Christina Lenay

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Errors and Design Environment

Diagrams D

Christina Lenay

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Errors and Design Environment

Review

Christina Lenay

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