Question

Write one example of each of the following in Python:
(i) Syntax Error
(ii) Implicit Type Conversion

Hint:

Syntax Errors stop your code from running.
Implicit Type Conversion happens automatically without explicit casting.

Answer 1

\r (i) Syntax Error:
\r A syntax error is raised when Python code is written in a way that breaks Python's grammatical rules.
\r Example:
\r print("Hello" # Corrected: Missing closing parenthesis
\r This code will trigger a SyntaxError.

\r\r (ii) Implicit Type Conversion:
\r Python automatically converts data types during operations without explicit instructions.
\r Example:
\r a = 5
\r b = 2.0
\r result = a + b
\r In this case, Python converts the integer 5 to a float, performing the addition with 2.0 to yield 7.0.
\r