Test: Compiler Design - 1 - Computer Science Engineering (CSE) MCQ

A compiler is a system program that converts instructions in form of code to machine understandable language.

Both the analysis and synthesis components of a compiler use the symbol table.
i) To keep all of the names of all entities in one place in a systematic format.
ii) To determine whether or not a variable has been declared.
iii) Type checking is implemented by ensuring that assignments and expressions in source code are semantically accurate.
iv) To figure out what a name’s scope is (scope resolution).

This is a logical error that can’t be detected by any compiler or interpreter.

A compiler is a software (or combination of programs) that converts source code written in one programming language (the source language) into code written in another programming language (the target language) (the target language, often having a binary form known as object code).

Because the lexer performs its analysis by going from one stage to another.

A compiler’s scanner scans a character-based input stream and creates a word-based output stream, with each word identified with its Syntactic category.

They’re defined by the rule A->b, where A isn’t terminal and b is.

An optimising compiler is a computer programme that strives to minimise or maximise specific characteristics of an executable programme.

Lexical Analyzer is the First Phase of the Compiler.

A linker, sometimes known as a link editor, is a computer program that merges one or more object files generated by a compiler into a single executable, library, or another object file.