[Solved] Given these commands:gcc -c main.c gcc -c utils.c gcc main.o utils.o -o appWhat is the role of the last command? | C

C - Basics and Execution Environment

Given these commands:

gcc -c main.c
gcc -c utils.c
gcc main.o utils.o -o app

What is the role of the last command?

ACompile source files into object files

BPreprocess source files

CLink object files into an executable

DAssemble assembly code into object files

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand previous commands
First two commands compile source files to object files (main.o, utils.o).
Step 2: Analyze last command
Last command links object files into executable named 'app'.
Final Answer:
Link object files into an executable -> Option C
Quick Check:
Linking = combining object files to executable [OK]

Quick Trick: Link object files with gcc without '-c' [OK]

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