text editor, Language Translator, Source Code & Object Code, Compiler

Question: What is a text editor?

Ans: A text editor is a simple word processor that is used to create and edit source code of program. Files created by a text editor are plain and text files.

Text Editor


Question: What is the difference between object code and the Source code?

Ans:

Language Translator


Source Code & Object Code

Question: What is a compiler, explain with the help of a diagram?

Ans: A compiler is a computer software that

translate C language program(source code) into

machine code(object code) that can be understood

and executed by the computer. It also detects

syntax errors in the source program and gives

hints to the programmer to correct them. A

compiler will only create object program if all the

syntax errors in a program have been corrected if

they existed.

Compiler

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