Logic errors are easily identified when a program is compiled true or false

A compiler executes each program statement as soon as it is translated.

The statement that logic errors are easily identified when a program is compiled is false, because the compiler locates only syntax errors, but logic errors can be eliminated only through careful examination of your program.

Logic errors are usually more difficult to find and resolve than syntax errors.

This statement is false. Logic errors are bugs in programs that cause it to malfunction but not crash. It generally creates an undesired output or an undesirable behavior but sometimes this behavior can be difficult to recognize right away.