Write a program that commits a dynamic semantic error (e.g., division by zero, access off the end of an array, dereference of a null pointer). What happens when you run this program? Does the compiler...

Write a program that commits a dynamic semantic error (e.g., division by

zero, access off the end of an array, dereference of a null pointer). What

happens when you run this program? Does the compiler give you options

to control what happens? Devise an experiment to evaluate the cost of runtime semantic checks. If possible, try this exercise with more than one language or compiler.