difference between source program and object program in system software

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1. Guest22528435
   

   give me a line diff b/w source program ad object program

    

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2. Guest22404038
   

   hello OBJECT PROGRAM The computer
   language program prepared by an assembler or a compiler after acting on a programmer-written source program. Also known as object routine; target program; target routine. A machine language program ready to run in a particular operating environment. It has been assembled or compiled, and linked. This is an early term that has no relationship to object technology SOURCE PROGRAM In the world of computers, source code is the set of written instructions that tell the computer what to do! This is how humans tell the computer what it has to do! The source code is very much like a language except every word has a defined meaning to the computer. The computer does exactly where it is told to do. If the instructions are not complete or they ask the computer to do something impossible then the computer gives an error message and stops. The source code instructions are normally in a form that is easy for humans to work with, but the computer converts the source code instructions to a form which it can follow. hope it helps difference between source program and object program in system software .a source program is a program that is written in a symbolic language, for later convetion to an object program while an object program is a machine language program that is executed by a computer...:-)
    

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3. Guest18592286
   

   a source program is a program that is written in a symbolic language, for later convetion to an object program while an object program is a machine language program that is executed by a computer...:-)

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   difference between source program and object program in system software

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5. Arslan Masaud
   

   hello OBJECT PROGRAM The computer language program prepared by an assembler or a compiler after acting on a programmer-written source program. Also known as object routine; target program; target routine. A machine language program ready to run in a particular operating environment. It has been assembled or compiled, and linked. This is an early term that has no relationship to object technology SOURCE PROGRAM In the world of computers, source code is the set of written instructions that tell the computer what to do! This is how humans tell the computer what it has to do! The source code is very much like a language except every word has a defined meaning to the computer. The computer does exactly where it is told to do. If the instructions are not complete or they ask the computer to do something impossible then the computer gives an error message and stops. The source code instructions are normally in a form that is easy for humans to work with, but the computer converts the source code instructions to a form which it can follow. hope it helps

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