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1) Compilation Error (CE):

Compilation error refers to a state when a compiler fails to compile a piece of computer program source code. Reasons: -> Syntax error -> Using restricted functionalities -> Missing Imports

2) Memory Limit Exceeded (MLE):

It refers to a state when trying to allocate more memory than it was allowed to. Reasons: -> Adding a lot of data. -> Stack Overflow Error

3) Runtime Error/Segmentation Fault (SIGSEGV):

It refers to a state when tried to access or write to a memory that it cannot access or is invalid. Reasons: -> It is an error indicating memory corruption -> Uninitialized or incorrectly initialized pointers.

4) Wrong Answer (WA) :

It refers to a state when your compilation is done, but returned unexpected or wrong output. Reasons: -> Logical error

5) Runtime Error (SIGFPE)

It refers to a state when the program encountered a floating- point error. Reasons: -> invalid math operation -> Division by zero

6) Runtime Error (SIGABRT)

It refers to a state when code is aborted due to fatal error. Reasons: -> Due to an assert statement in C++ not returning true.

7) Runtime Error (NZEC/Non-zero error code) :

It reters to a state when a negative array index is accessed or the program which we have written is utilizing more memory space than the allocated memory for our program to run.