Compilation errors can be loosely divided into two categories: syntax errors and semantic errors. Syntax errors include missing or incorrectly placed tokens, such as the missing right parenthesis in the arithmetic expression (2+3. Semantic errors include incorrect types in expressions and undeclared variables, such as the assignment x=2, where x is an array variable.

Question: Determine if the Java compiler lists all syntax errors before semantic errors or if syntax and semantic errors are intermixed. What implication does this have for the number of passes?