Title: Application Errors
Course: CPS 120: Introduction to Computer Science ~ Master (Aug/2015) OLD > Section: Learning Units

There are three kinds of software errors:

- Compilation errors result when we violate the syntax of a programming language.
- Run-time errors result when our application attempts to divide by zero, exceed the bounds of an array, etc.
- Logic errors result when our application performs a calculation or  handles data incorrectly, shows the wrong information on a screen, etc.

We are notified of compilation errors when we compile/build our application.

The following dialog box appears if our application has unsaved changes:

From this dialog, click box “Do not show this dialog again”, and click button "Yes".

The following dialog box appears if our application has compilation errors:

From this dialog, click box “Do not show this dialog again”, and click button "No".

To view build and run options, select Tools / Options / Projects and Solutions / Build and Run.

These are the best settings: