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object code - translation to English
COMPUTER CODE COMPILED FROM SOURCE CODE
Object Code; Overhead code; Code object
object code
object code
object oriented
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PROGRAMMING PARADIGM BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF OBJECTS
Object-oriented; Object-oriented language; Object oriented; Object-oriented (programming); Object oriented programming; Object oriented language; Object orientated programming; Object-orientated programming; Object-oriented computer programming; Object-oriented languages; Object-Oriented Programming; Object-oriented SQL; Object-Oriented programming; Checking type instead of membership; Object system; Object Orientated; Object-oriented technology; Object orientated; Object Oriented; OOPL; Objected-oriented programming language; Object technology; Object oriented programming language; Object orentation; Object-oriented code; Obect-oriented programming; Object-oriented programming language; Object oriented programing; History of object oriented programming; Object Oriented Programming; Principles of OOP; Object-oriented Programming; Object-Oriented Software Engineering; Object decoupling; Object-oriented computing; Criticism of object-oriented programming; Object-oriented programming languages; OOSE; Dot notation (object-oriented programming); Object-oriented programming system; Object-oriented design patterns; Object-oriented software engineering; Formal semantics of object-oriented languages
op objecten gericht (geactiveerd of verdeeld naar objecten en bestaand materieel)
object oriented programming
PROGRAMMING PARADIGM BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF OBJECTS
Object-oriented; Object-oriented language; Object oriented; Object-oriented (programming); Object oriented programming; Object oriented language; Object orientated programming; Object-orientated programming; Object-oriented computer programming; Object-oriented languages; Object-Oriented Programming; Object-oriented SQL; Object-Oriented programming; Checking type instead of membership; Object system; Object Orientated; Object-oriented technology; Object orientated; Object Oriented; OOPL; Objected-oriented programming language; Object technology; Object oriented programming language; Object orentation; Object-oriented code; Obect-oriented programming; Object-oriented programming language; Object oriented programing; History of object oriented programming; Object Oriented Programming; Principles of OOP; Object-oriented Programming; Object-Oriented Software Engineering; Object decoupling; Object-oriented computing; Criticism of object-oriented programming; Object-oriented programming languages; OOSE; Dot notation (object-oriented programming); Object-oriented programming system; Object-oriented design patterns; Object-oriented software engineering; Formal semantics of object-oriented languages
op objecten gerichte analyse (methodologie van analyse die verschillende deeltjes in stelsel als objecten (en afdelingen) waartussen verschillende contacten, omschrijven)
Definition
object code
The machine code generated by a source code language
processor such as an assembler or compiler. A file of
object code may be immediately executable or it may require
linking with other object code files, e.g. libraries, to
produce a complete executable program.
(1995-01-31)
Wikipedia
Object code
In computing, object code or object module is the product of a compiler.
In a general sense object code is a sequence of statements or instructions in a computer language, usually a machine code language (i.e., binary) or an intermediate language such as register transfer language (RTL). The term indicates that the code is the goal or result of the compiling process, with some early sources referring to source code as a "subject program".
