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Which option is used for specifying the executable name while compiling with gcc?(a) -e(b) -o(c) -a(d) -b |
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Answer» Correct choice is (b) -o The explanation: When a C program is compiled with gcc, the option -o is issued in order to specify the name of the executable that is created after compilation. The default name given is ‘a.out’. |
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