Compile time error vs Runtime error #shorts #emc
What is Compile Time Error vs Run Time Error?
In this video, we explain the difference between compile time and run time errors using simple, relatable analogies. Just like how a friend corrects your mistakes in a paragraph before an exam, your compiler points out errors (like a syntax error) while you're coding. This is called a compile time error—an example being forgetting a semicolon.
On the other hand, run time errors occur when the code runs, but an unexpected issue arises, like trying to put a number into a string, similar to a teacher correcting exam mistakes. Watch this video to understand the difference between compile time and run time errors in programming!
If you want to learn useful tech insights, don't forget to follow Error Makes Clever for more.
