Multiple choice technology programming languages

If more than one object file includes the same code block name or data block name, then the binder renames all the entries except the first one with that name

  1. True

  2. False

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B Correct answer
Explanation

When duplicate code or data block names are encountered across multiple object files, a binder (linker) typically generates a duplicate symbol error rather than automatically renaming them. Renaming entries would break references and lead to unpredictable program behavior, which goes against binding safety rules.