To achieve a working program that accomplishes the tasks it is meant to accomplish, you must remove all syntax and logical errors from the program. This process is called ____ the program.
A) debugging
B) compiling
C) commenting out
D) executing

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The process of removing syntax and logical errors from a program is called debugging. Compiling is the process of converting the source code into machine code that the computer can understand. Commenting out is the process of temporarily removing parts of the code from execution by adding comment symbols. Executing is the process of running the program to produce the desired output.

To Achieve a Working Program That Accomplishes the Tasks It