Question - 3) Using Visual studio demonstrate types of Errors in C#: (Submission Instruction: Take the screenshots of those errors and paste in the MS Word file and explain the cause of errors and how you can fix them) You may use the same project which you used in Question to show how can errors may occur and how you fix them. Types of errors you should demonstrate are : Syntax errors Runtime Errors Logical Errors [ 3| Page

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True or False A syntax error does not prevent a program from being compiled and executed.

(Practice) You’re responsible for planning and arranging the family camping trip this summer. List a set of subtasks to accomplish this task. (Hint: One subtask is selecting the campsite.)

Describe approaches to programming design.

______ is a documentation generator that produces an html file containing documentation of a class/program.

Programming language Visual Basic choose the correct answer

Describe the role of package managers in software development.

Overview Pseudocode is language agnostic. This means that you can create pseudocode with little to no experience in a specific programming language. Pseudocode helps you plan out your code in a logical manner. Flowcharts are a powerful way to graphically represent logic, decisions, and branching. This activity will help you develop the skills necessary to plan and organize your code, which is an important skill for programmers of all experience levels. In this milestone, you will be working with the same scenario as in Project One. You are part of a development team that has been asked to design and develop custom software for a local pet boarding and grooming business, Pet Boarding and Grooming (Pet BAG). In this milestone, you will work on creating pseudocode and a flowchart for either the pet check in or pet check out method to meet the Pet BAG company’s specifications. Your work in this milestone is one portion of the work you will need to complete for Project One. After you have…