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8. Error messages
This is a list of common Windows generated error messages that you should not see unless the programmer did not
anticipate these error conditions and handle them adequately. They basically mean that a program bug has been found
and should be reported to the company.
1. Input past end of file. This means that the program read past the end
of a file before it finished trying to input data. That is, it thought there
was more data in the file than there really was.
2. Subscript out of range. The programmer did not allow enough space
in some array variable to handle all the possible elements the program
encountered.
3. Overflow. A number got too big for a fixed point variable. This
means the wrong type of variable was used (a short integer instead of a
long integer).
4. Invalid procedure call. The programmer made a coding
mistake.
5. Type Mismatch. The programmer made a coding mistake using
the wrong type of variable.
6. There are some other errors that can be attributed to either operator
error or program error like:
7. Path/file access error or Path not found. The location of a file cannot
be accessed for some reason. Either the path that was pointed to was
not accessible, or the file name had reserved characters like: / ? * in it.
Windows does not let you save files to some locations.
8. Permission denied. The operating system is not allowing you to save
a file to that location. Either you are not logged on as administrator or
you are attempting to save something to a denied system folder or a
read-only folder (like a CD).
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