Explanation:
The error message “parse error: invalid numeric literal at line 1, column 4” typically occurs when there is a syntax error in a numeric literal value in your code. It means that the value you have provided is not a valid number.
Here are a few examples that might cause this error:
- Using a leading zero for a decimal number:
0123 - Missing digits or decimal point in a floating-point number:
3.or.14 - Using an invalid numeric character:
1a
To resolve this error, you need to inspect the line and column mentioned in the error message and correct the issue in your code. Make sure to validate your numeric literals and ensure they follow the correct syntax rules.
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