This step turns an assembly language file into a machine language file.
What is assembling?
This operation inverts all bits of a number.
What is ~/complement/not?
This is the purpose of an ADT.
What is to hide implementation from the user?
This function opens a file.
What is fopen?
C is ____ type-checked, which means it occurs at compile time.
What is statically?
This step combines multiple object files into an executable.
What is linking?
1011 ^ 1100 =
What is 0111?
This file serves as the interface for the client when using an ADT.
What is a header file?
This function writes to a binary file.
What is fwrite?
C is ____ typed, which means you can get around type restrictions.
What is weakly?
This step of compilation breaks characters into groups representing symbols.
What is lexical analysis?
unsigned char a = 0x09
a << 2 =
What is 0x24?
This type is used to store generic data.
What is void *?
This is your SI leader's favorite ice cream flavor.
What is cookies and cream?
This type allows you to give names to integer constants.
What is an enum?
This step of compilation checks the syntax correctness of a syntax tree.
What is semantic analysis?
char a = 0xf2;
a >> 4 =
What is 0xff?
This keyword is used in a ADT header file to hide the implementation of a struct.
What is typedef?
This is the output of the following code.

What is 19?
This is the decimal value of the following signed character:
char c = 0xf9
What is -7?
This is an abstract syntax tree for the given rules and expression.
expr -> term | expr op term
term -> ident | number | ( expr )
op -> & | ^ | >>
5 & (2 ^ 1)

This is the output of the following code:

What is 1?
Write a basic constructor for an ADT called "CoolADT"
The struct is called "struct coolADT_s" and the header file is the following:
typedef struct coolADT_s * CoolADT;
CoolADT cool_create();
CoolADT cool_create(){
CoolADT newCool = (CoolADT) malloc(sizeof(struct coolADT_s));
return newCool;
}
This is the output of the following code:

What is nothing?
I couldn't think of another ADT question, so here's a random one!
This is the output of the following code.
What is 'e d'?