Introduction to C Programming by Subid Biswas

This diagram shows the process of compiling source code written in a programming language like C into a binary executable file. The source code file, with a .c extension, is passed through a compiler like GCC, which translates the high-level code into machine-readable binary instructions that can be run directly by the computer's processor. The output of the compiler is a binary executable file that can be run on its own without needing the original source code.