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System Programming MCQs with Answers

Practice important System Programming MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q1641: In implicit linking, .LIB acts as a bridge between the calling program and the _______.
  • A: linker
  • B: system memory
  • C: DLL
  • D: debugger
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C

Q1642: The actual execution of function defined in DLL occurs via _______.
  • A: the stub in the .LIB file
  • B: the function name directly
  • C: the static linking process
  • D: the compiler
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A

Q1643: The .DLL file generated during implicit linking contains _______.
  • A: build instructions
  • B: function addresses
  • C: compiled function binaries
  • D: linkage reports
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C

Q1644: Each function in the DLL has a corresponding _______ in the .LIB file.
  • A: header
  • B: class
  • C: entry
  • D: stub
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D

Q1645: Implicit linking requires that the function interfaces in the DLL be _______ to the calling application.
  • A: imported
  • B: compared
  • C: shared
  • D: exported
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D

Q1646: Which of the following is **not** part of the implicit linking process?
  • A: Linking .LIB at build time
  • B: Exporting interfaces
  • C: Constructing .DLL
  • D: Manual function loading
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D

Q1647: The file that contains function placeholders is the _______.
  • A: .DLL
  • B: .EXE
  • C: .LIB
  • D: .CPP
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C

Q1648: Implicit linking uses a _______ for each DLL function during build time.
  • A: function pointer
  • B: class
  • C: instance
  • D: placeholder
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D

Q1649: The actual binary image of DLL functions is compiled in a _______ file.
  • A: .DLL
  • B: .LIB
  • C: .EXE
  • D: .TXT
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A

Q1650: Placeholders in .LIB file are resolved to _______ during application execution.
  • A: actual code in DLL
  • B: local cache
  • C: compiled headers
  • D: virtual memory
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A

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