Question $12$

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What does the linker do in $C++?$

The linker provides colored representation of $C_{++}$instructions, in such a way we can easily distinguish reserved $C++$ words $($e$.$g$,$ return, int, float, double, etc.$)$ from our identifiers $($e$.$g$.,$ the variable names$)$

The linker is required to convert our program from $C++$ into machine language

The linker links the compiled version of our program to libraries required to execute some instructions in our code; for example, the print with cout is a functionality provided by the iostream library