Finding and Fixing Errors - Word Drop

All programmers make mistakes, so finding and fixing these ______ is a normal part of programming. Being a good programmer is not just about writing code, it is also about checking and solving problems. In an editor such as Thonny, problems are reported under the code.

A ______ error is caused by a typo or a missing symbol, and it makes the program stop suddenly, which is called a ______. A ______ error lets the program run, but the answer it gives is ______. To identify the type, run it. If it stops with an error ______, it is a syntax error. If it runs but the result is not what you expected, it is a logic error.

When checking code, make sure brackets and quotation marks are ______, because they always come in twos. Function names such as print and input must be written in ______. Lines that start with if, elif or else end with a ______. Code under an if line must be moved right with the Tab key, which is called ______. Variable names must use the same ______ every time, so score and Score are different names. Conditions need the correct ______ symbols, such as > and