According to the text, $"$ On most systems, program compiler output must pass through a link editor $($or linker$)$ before it can be executed on the target system." Select statements about LINKING that are TRUE. Question $4$ options: Linking is the process of matching the external symbols of a program with all exported symbols from other files Linking the process is producing a single binary file with no unresolved external symbols As with assemblers, most link editors require three passes to produce a complete load module comprising all of the external input modules. Binary linker input can be produced by any compiler