What defines a non-relocatable program?

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Includes the program along with data necessary for relocationHas the capability to relocate its own address-dependent sectionsIs restricted to run only in the memory location assigned during its coding or compilationAll of the above

Explanation

Option A refers to programs that carry relocation information. Option B describes programs that can adjust their own address-sensitive parts. Option C correctly identifies a non-relocatable program as one that must execute only at the memory location fixed during its creation. Therefore, the correct choice is option C.