There are three main categories of errors: logic errors (violations of language rules), runtime errors (incorrect instructions, such as adding instead of multiplying), and syntax errors (errors not known until the program runs, such as a missing data file).

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The description of the error categories is incorrect. Logic errors are mistakes in the program's logic that produce incorrect results, not violations of language rules. Syntax errors are violations of the language's grammar rules, making the program unable to compile or interpret. Runtime errors occur during the execution of the program, such as trying to divide by zero or accessing a missing file, not simply incorrect instructions like adding instead of multiplying.

There Are Three Main Categories of Errors: Logic Errors (Violations