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The compiler can only check for certain kinds of errors, such as syntax errors, type errors, or missing declarations. It cannot check for logical errors, such as incorrect assumptions, wrong calculations, or missing cases. It cannot verify that your code does what you want it to do.
The compiler can only check for certain kinds of errors, such as syntax errors, type errors, or missing declarations. It cannot check for logical errors, such as incorrect assumptions, wrong calculations, or missing cases.
The compiler can only check for certain kinds of errors, such as syntax errors, type errors, or missing declarations. It cannot check for logical errors, such as incorrect assumptions, wrong calculations, or missing cases. It cannot verify that your code does what you want it to do.
