The C++ compiler produces the .obj file even if the source code contains syntax errors: Select one: O True O False
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obj file — on Windows a .obj (or .o on Unix) is an object file containing machine code generated for one translation unit; it is produced by the compiler/assembler after successful code generation for that source file. Show more…
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