Computer Science · Compiler Design

Match the 'Steps of Compiler Design' with their correct 'Description': Steps of Compiler Design: (a) Intermediate Code Generation (b) Syntax Analysis (c) Semantic Analysis (d) Code Optimization Description: (i) This step removes unnecessary code lines and organizes the sequence of statements to speed up the execution of the program without wasting resources. (ii) In this step, the compiler generates a realistic intermediate representation of the source program. (iii) In this step, the compiler checks the syntax of the source code to ensure that it conforms to the grammatical rules of the programming language. (iv) In this step, the compiler checks the meaning of the source code to ensure that it makes sense contextually and semantically.