What term refers to a problem that prevents code from building?

compile error

Compile error is a problem that prevents code from building. It happens when the compiler can’t translate your code into executable instructions because of mistakes like syntax errors, type mismatches, or references to undeclared symbols. Since the compiler can’t produce the app binary, the build stops before the program can run. This is different from a runtime error, which occurs after the app has built and is running, often caused by things like nil values or invalid array indexes. The build process is the act of turning code into an executable, so issues detected during that process stop the build. An image set is simply a collection of images used as resources and isn’t involved in the compilation or building of code.

runtime error

build

Image set

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