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21 January, 06:47

What is the difference between source code, object code and executable code? associate the tool that is used to create each?

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  1. 21 January, 07:11
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    Source code is what you create when you type in your program with a plain text editor. You run a compiler with your source file as input and it outputs object code. Usually, the compiler will call a linker to link the object code with shared objects & libraries (dylibs in OSX & dll in Windows) and output executable code.
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