What we understand as "compiling" involves three main steps:

$($actual$)$ compiling: translating source code to assembly language;

$$ assembling: translating assembly to machine code $($bytecode$)$;

$$ linking: joining together multiple bytecode files $($object files$)$ into an exe$-$cutable.

When running goc myfile.c$,$ all three steps are done by goc. What is$/$are the steps$)$ that are not executed when running instead gcc $-$S myfile.c$?$

A$.$ compiling, assembling, and linking

B$.$ assembling and linking

C$.$ linking

D$.-$S is not a correct option for GCC

$$ Answer A$.$

$$ Answer B$.$

$$ Answer C$.$

$$ Answer D$.$