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SOME COMMON FORMS OF ERROR

                                   In C++ programming language , there are generally 5 types of errors and these are as -

 1] Syntax error -
                            Syntax error occurs when programming languages are misused that is when a grammatical rule of C++ is violated.

  2] Semantic error -
                                semantic error occurs when the statement are not meaningful . semantic refers to the rule which gives the meaning of the statements.

 3] Type error -
                          if a function is given a wrong type of data type error is signaled by a compiler.

 4] Run time error - 
                          at run time error is that occurs during the execution of a program it is caused of some illegal operation taking place or invalidity of desired or acquired conditions for the execution of the program.

5] Logical error -
                        a logical error is that error causes a program to produce incorrect or undesired output.

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