Errors in programs are known as and the process of locating and eliminating them is known as MATLAB includes a special debugging tool called a debugger, which is embedded into the Edit/Debug Window. This tool allows you to walk through the execution of your program one statement at a time, and to examine the values of any variables at each step along the way. The first type of error is a error. Such errors are errors in the MATLAB statement itself, such as spelling errors or punctuation errors. The second type of error is the error. Such an error occurs when an illegal mathematical operation is attempted during program execution (for example, attempting to divide by O). These errors cause the program to return Inf or NaN, which is then used in further calculations. The third type of error is a error. Such errors occur when the program compiles and runs successfully but produces the wrong