The ".text" section of an ELF file contains the machine code of the compiled program. Question 1 options: True False Both the ".symtab" and the ".debug" sections will be loaded into the memory when the loader loads this ELF file into the memory for execution. Question 2 options: True False For a function of "int f(){static int x = 0; return x;}", the compiler (say, gcc) will allocate space for this static variable in the ".data" section. Question 3 options: True False

The ".text" section of an ELF file contains the machine code of the compiled program. Question 1 options: True False Both the ".symtab" and the ".debug" sections will be loaded into the memory when the loader loads this ELF file into the memory for execution. Question 2 options: True False For a function of "int f(){static int x = 0; return x;}", the compiler (say, gcc) will allocate space for this static variable in the ".data" section. Question 3 options: True False

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Microsoft Visual C#

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Chapter8: Advanced Method Concepts

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