Difference Between Source Code and Object Code

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In this post of "Get Into Code", we are going to learn difference between Source Code and Object Code.

Source Code

Source Code is the Code which is created in any Language other than machine or Low Level Language. It can be in the Language of C/C++, Java, HTML and other High Level Languages. High Level Languages are those Languages which are close to Human Languages. Therefore, Source Code is Human Readable and Understandable Code. For Instance here is an example of Source Code

public class MyClass
{
    public static void main (String args [])
    {
       System.out.println("GetIntoCode);
    }
}

Object Code

Object Code is the Code which is created in machine or Low Level Language. OR Object Code is also the Code which may be converted through Compiler  into Low Level Language so that the instruction written in the Source Code will be understood by Computer. Because it is only the language which can be understood by the Computer.

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The main difference between Source And Object Code is that Source Code is Human readable Code and  Object code is Computer readable Code.

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