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The cp command does that.

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Q: What utility on Linux can be used to copy a file including text and executable program binary files?
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The binary sequence that instructs the CPU to run the programming code is called a?

executable program


How c program gets stored in the memory?

Binary object code executable.


What is the process of converting a program to machine language called?

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What is a binary distribution?

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What type of files a user may find in the bin folder after successful compilation?

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How does executive work?

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