Logical errors of a program are removed during the coding phase of the software life cycle.

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Logical errors (also known as semantic errors or design errors) are identified during the testing phase of the software life cycle, not during the coding phase. During coding, syntactical errors (such as syntax errors, type mismatch errors, etc.) are corrected through debugging. Logical errors are typically corrected by revising the design or algorithm of the program.

Logical Errors of a Program Are Removed During the Coding