September 2002
Intermediate to advanced
544 pages
13h 6m
English
If you’ve gotten past all the standard problems people run into with CGI scripts and your script still isn’t working properly, you have to start searching for bugs within your code. This can be a much tougher job than dealing with all the common problems mentioned previously.
Basically, errors within programs come in two flavors—syntax errors and runtime errors. Syntax errors crop up when you use your programming language of choice improperly. If you leave out a required semicolon or use elseif instead of elsif, your program will not compile, or if it’s an interpreted language, it won’t execute all the way through. Runtime errors occur when all the syntax in your program is correct, but your ...
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