When you're fixing problems in your code, it's really important to know about two types of mistakes: syntax errors and logical errors.

1. Syntax Errors

• What They Are: These are mistakes in the way the code is written.
• How Often They Show Up: About 70% of these errors are found when you put the code together (compile it).
• What Happens: The code won’t run at all.

2. Logical Errors

• What They Are: These are mistakes in the way the code thinks, which can lead to wrong answers.
• How Often They Show Up: Around 25% of these errors might not be seen when you test the code.
• What Happens: The code will run, but it gives the wrong results.

Knowing the difference between these two kinds of errors is very important for fixing your code effectively.