One reason the assembler's object files are not executable is that each object file is created independently of the others in the programme. As a result, they are unaware of the existence of other...

Extracted text: One reason the assembler's object files are not executable is that each object file is created independently of the others in the programme. As a result, they are unaware of the existence of other object files in the programme; linking object files is required to produce an executable file. Can an object file be run if it contains only one source file and does not include any library files? What are your reasons for or against?