Which syntax error in programming is unlikely to be highlighted by a compiler or an interpreter?

1) a variable name misspelling

2) a missing space

3) a comma in place of a period

4) a missing closing quotation mark

A missing space syntax error in programming is unlikely to be highlighted by a compiler or an interpreter

2) a missing space

Explanation:

The syntax error is defined as the error that occurs when the statement executed is not within the rules of the programming language. It deals with grammatical and syntax's of the statements in a given programming language.

Now, a missing space is a type of syntax error that is not highlighted by a compiler or an interpreter and the error is only found after the execution of the program and displaying the output.

To avoid this, Python has come up with indentation to do away with this syntax error and the statements have to be indented at least four spaces after the definition of a new loop or control structure or a function or a class. This is done to facilitate easier programming.

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