NABTEB Computer Studies 2025 Objective — Question 25

Question 25 of 50 from the National Business and Technical Examinations Board (NABTEB) Computer Studies 2025 Objective paper, with the correct answer and a full explanation.

In computer programming, source codes are usually translated to intermediate codes in order to

A. avoid the need for full native compiler for every new machine that will run the programCorrect
B. change the analysis portion for different compilers
C. prevent modification of the program source code by unauthorized persons
D. prevent the synthesis part of the compiler from changing for any target machine

Explanation

Translating source code to an intermediate representation avoids the need to write a full native compiler for every new target machine, since only the intermediate-to-machine-code step needs to change.

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