An object file is a binary file that contains machine code organized into blocks, which can be linked together by a linker (or ld) to form an executable file. Object files are generated by compiling source code files and contain symbolic references that need to be resolved by the linker.
Here's a brief overview of the other options:
A. Executable file: A binary file that contains machine code that can be executed directly by the operating system, without needing further compilation or linking.
B. Source file: A human-readable file containing programming code written in a programming language, which needs to be compiled or interpreted to be executed.
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