To answer this question, we need to understand the concepts of physical maps and symbolic maps in the context of computer programming.
Option A) The physical map is the load module, and the symbolic map is the data structure.
This option is incorrect. In computer programming, a physical map is not related to load modules, and a symbolic map is not related to data structures.
Option B) The physical map is the data structure, and the symbolic map is the load module.
This option is incorrect. The physical map is not a data structure, and the symbolic map is not a load module.
Option C) The physical map is mapped with addresses, and the symbolic map is the logical one.
This option is incorrect. The physical map is not necessarily mapped with addresses, and the symbolic map is not just a logical representation.
Option D) There is no difference.
This option is incorrect. There is a difference between physical maps and symbolic maps.
The correct answer is A) The physical map is the load module, and the symbolic map is the data structure.
In computer programming, a physical map refers to the compiled code or load module of a program. It represents the executable version of the program that can be run on a computer.
On the other hand, a symbolic map is a data structure that provides information about the program's variables, functions, and other symbols. It is used by developers and debuggers to understand the structure and behavior of the program without analyzing the compiled code directly.
Therefore, the correct answer is A) The physical map is the load module, and the symbolic map is the data structure.