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Computer question: Which of the following is not a logic error?

Which of the following is not a logic error?

a. You type ADN where you should have typed AND.
b. You type just > where you should gave typed >=.
c. You did not set a counter to its initial value before entering a loop.
d. All of the above are logic errors.
e. None of the above is a logic error.


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In a couple of sentences, the response explains what a logic error is and then draws a conclusion for the problem.

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