The following code fragment is intended to keep reading in an integer from the user until the number entered is between 1 and 10 (inclusive). What kind of error does this code contain, and where?a.Logic error, on line 7b.Syntax error, on line 7c.Syntax error, on line 6d.Runtime error, on line 6e.Runtime error, on line 7f.Logic error, on line 6Clear my choice

If the code throws an error, in which line will it occur? Enter an integer between 1 and 7, both endpoints included.

What error would occur if a Python program tries to divide a number by zero?Syntax Error Logic ErrorZeroDivisionErrorRuntime Error

Q 2: You are developing a program that performs a division operation on two numbers provided by the user. However, there is a situation where a runtime error can occur due to a division by zero. To help junior developers learn about error handling in expressions and conditions, you want to create a program deliberately containing this error and guide them in diagnosing and fixing it.

The following segment of code contains at least one error - mark ALL of the errors that occur in this segment of code:int val = 0;while ( val < 10 ) { String msg = ""; int num = val; while ( num < 10 ) { if (num % 2 == 0 ) { msg = msg + num; num = num + 1; } }}System.out.println(msg);

entry is invalid, 1 if they are under the age limit or 2 if they are over the age limit. The function is shown below. The variables age and agelimit will both be integers.01 function checkage(age, agelimit):02 if age < 0 then03 return 004 elseif age < 38 then05 return 106 else:07 return 208 endif09 end functionThe code executes, but it does not give the correct result when called with: checkage(30, 20)The function returns 1, but it should return 2. State the type of error in the code and explain the change that needs to be made for the function to work.[3]