In computer programming there are three kinds of errors: syntax errors, runtime errors, and

logic errors. The code fragment below is meant to calculate a car$$s fuel economy after reading

in the distance travelled and amount of petrol used. The fuel economy is calculated by the

following formula: kmPerLitre $=$ kilometers $/$ litres. The code fragment contains syntax, logic

and potential runtime errors. Identify and correct at least five errors in the

$1.$ def efficiency$($dist$,$ gas$)$

$2.$ return dist$/$gas

$3.$ km $=$ input $("$How far did your car travel? $($In kilometers?$))$

$4.$ liters $=$ input $("$How much gas did you use? $($In liters$)"$

$5.$ MPG $=$ efficiency$($dist$\_$traveled, Liters$)$

$6.$ print MPG

Please note that the line numbers are not part of the code. Assuming that users will only

provide valid inputs, find at least three syntax errors, one runtime error, and one logical error

in the above code.

For each of these errors, state the number of the line on which it occurs and how it should be

corrected.