The term“ （） program”means a program written in high-level language．
A: compiler
B: executable
C: source
D: object
A: compiler
B: executable
C: source
D: object
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- A(n) ( ) translates all the source code of a program written in a high-level language into object code prior to the execution of the program. While a(n) ( ) program is translated into executable form and executed one statement at a time rather than being translated completely before execution. A: assembler B: editor C: programmer D: compiler E: interpreter
- The compiler is a program that translates a high-level language program into machine code.()
- The（①）programmeansaprogramwritteninahigh-levellanguage.Itisgenerallytranslatedtoan（②）program,whichisinaformdirectlyunderstandablebythecomputer.Thetranslationisusuallydonebyprogramcalled（③）. The（） program means a program written in a high-level language.It is generally translated to an（）program,which is in a form directly understandable by the computer.The translation is usually done by program called （）. A: compiler B: assembler C: compile D: transfer
- A(n)（ ）translates all the source code of a program written in a high-level language into object code prior to the execution of th program. A: interprete B: assemblers C: compile
- In the following description, which one is wrong? ( ). A: The executable program of C language is composed of a series of machine instructions B: The source program written in C language can not run directly on the computer C: The compiled binary object program needs to be connected to run D: The. exe file generated by C source program cannot be run on the machine without C language integrated development environment installed