Q.Draw the flow chart to show the process of compiling and running C program.

Getting a C program to run passes through editing, compiling, linking and executing, with error-checking loops back to editing whenever the compiler or the output shows a problem. …

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Source code -> compile (check syntax) -> link with libraries -> executable -> run -> check output; errors loop back to the editor.

The process of compiling and running a C program can be shown as a flowchart with the following steps:

1. Start.
2. Write / edit the source program in an editor and save it as a .c file.
3. Compile the source program.
4. Decision - Are there syntax errors? If Yes, go back to the editor to correct the source (loop). If No, continue.
5. The compiler produces the object code (.obj).
6. Link the object code with the required library functions to produce the executable file (.exe).
7. Run (execute) the program.
8. Decision - Is the output correct? If No (logical error), go back to the editor to correct the logic (loop). If Yes, continue.
9. Stop. …