A system program that copies an executable program from secondary storage into main memory (RAM) so that it is ready for immediate CPU execution is called a:
Explanation:
The loader is an essential system software routine responsible for placing programs into memory addresses and initializing their execution.
A software translator that reads a high-level program line-by-line, translating and executing each line immediately without saving an object file, is a/an:
Explanation:
An interpreter translates and executes source code dynamically, one line or statement at a time, making debugging faster but execution slower.
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