A conflict between syntax and semantics arises when languages require certain strings to be predefined identifiers rather than reserved words.

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This is true. Predefined identifiers are names given by the programmer to variables, functions, and other programmatic elements. In some languages, certain strings may have a special meaning (e.g. "if" or "while" are reserved words) and cannot be used as predefined identifiers, leading to a conflict between syntax and semantics.

A Conflict Between Syntax and Semantics Arises When Languages Require