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What is the process in which a program is translated into machine source code?
Which step involves combining machine code with program and library routines?
What is the purpose of changing the memory location of a program?
Which step involves loading the program into memory for execution?
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What does the linker perform for a set of object modules?
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Study Notes
Compilation Process
- The process of translating a program into machine source code is called compilation.
Linking
- The step that involves combining machine code with program and library routines is called linking.
Relocation
- The purpose of changing the memory location of a program is to avoid memory conflicts, and this process is called relocation.
Loading
- The step that involves loading the program into memory for execution is called loading.
Linker's Role
- The linker performs the task of resolving external references and assigning memory addresses for a set of object modules.
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Description
Test your knowledge of the four steps involved in executing a program written in a programming language with this quiz. From translation to relocation, see how well you understand the process of transforming source code to machine code and preparing it for execution.
