Within an absolute loading system, which task is performed by the assembler?

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Combining separate program modulesPlacing the program into memoryAssigning memory spaceAdjusting addresses for program relocationNone of the above

Explanation

In absolute loading, the assembler is responsible for reallocation, which means modifying program addresses to fit the assigned memory location. Linking involves combining modules, loading refers to transferring the program into memory, and allocation is about reserving memory space.