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Compiler Construction MCQs with Answers

Practice important Compiler Construction MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q1121: Which code generation strategy improves code by considering past and future use of data?
  • A: Simple code generation
  • B: Optimized code generation
  • C: Register allocation
  • D: Instruction scheduling
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B

Q1122: What does the triplet CFG = <V, E, Entry> represent?
  • A: A set of variables and functions
  • B: A control flow graph with vertices, edges, and program entry
  • C: A data structure for memory management
  • D: A type of compiler optimization
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B

Q1123: In a control flow graph, what do vertices (V) represent?
  • A: Program variables
  • B: Instructions or basic blocks
  • C: Memory addresses
  • D: Compiler errors
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B

Q1124: What does the set E represent in a control flow graph?
  • A: Vertices
  • B: Edges representing control flow between blocks
  • C: Source code lines
  • D: Syntax trees
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B

Q1125: The Entry in CFG is:
  • A: A set of exit points
  • B: A unique program entry point
  • C: A list of variables
  • D: A pointer to memory
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B

Q1126: Which of the following best defines a basic block?
  • A: A sequence of instructions with multiple entries and exits
  • B: A sequence of consecutive statements with single entry and single exit
  • C: A single statement in a program
  • D: A conditional statement
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B

Q1127: Which of these is NOT a variant of basic blocks?
  • A: Single entry/multiple exit
  • B: Multiple entry/single exit
  • C: Multiple entry/multiple exit
  • D: Single entry/single exit
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C

Q1128: How are basic blocks generated from intermediate code?
  • A: By partitioning the code into blocks based on leaders
  • B: By sorting variables alphabetically
  • C: By removing all goto statements
  • D: By merging functions
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A

Q1129: What qualifies a statement as a leader in partitioning basic blocks?
  • A: The first statement
  • B: A target of any goto
  • C: A statement immediately following a goto statement
  • D: All of the above
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D

Q1130: In three-address code, what does an unconditional goto instruction do in the CFG?
  • A: Creates no edges
  • B: Creates a single edge to another or same block
  • C: Creates multiple edges
  • D: Ends the program
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B

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