Computer Science · Compiler Design

Match the steps in compiler design in Column 1 with their correct descriptions in Column 2: Column 1 (Steps): (a) Lexical analysis (b) Syntax analysis (c) Semantic analysis (d) Code generation Column 2 (Descriptions): (i) In this stage, the compiler converts the intermediate representation into machine code, which can be executed by the computer. (ii) In this phase, the compiler reads the source code characters and splits them into a series of tokens, such as keywords, identifiers, and operators. (iii) In this phase, the compiler checks the syntax of the source code to ensure that it conforms to the rules of the programming language. (iv) In this phase, the compiler checks the meaning of the source code to ensure that it makes sense.