Source Code Vs Object Code
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Difference Between Source Code and Object Code
Difference between source code and object code.
Source Code
- Source code is in the form of Text form.
- Source code is Human Readable Code.
- Source code is Generated by Human or Programmer.
- Source code is receive Compiler as a Input.
Object Code
- Object Code is in the form of Binary Numbers.
- Object Code is in Machine Readable formats.
- Object Code is Generated by Compiler.
- Object Code is Generated by Compiler as a Output.
Difference between source code and object code.
Source Code | Object Code |
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Created by the programmer | Created by the Compiler |
Text rich document | Binary digits make up the Object Code |
Human Readable | Machine Readable |
Can be changed over time | Needs to compile the Source Code each time a change is to be made |
Instructions written using English words and according to syntax of the language | Instructions encoded in Binary digits |
Not system specific | System specific |
Source code is the text used to express instructions at a high-level that is human readable | Object code is the output from a compiler that has compiled said source code |
Serves as input to the compiler | It is the output of the compiler |
Source code is not CPU executable | Object code is CPU executable |
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