With a compiler,it is easy to quickly evaluate the effects of any changes made to the program's source code as the source code is translated each time the program is run.

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This statement is incorrect. A compiler translates the source code to machine code only once, before the program is run. Any changes made to the source code would require the program to be recompiled before the effects could be evaluated. This process can be time-consuming and may not be practical to do repeatedly.

With a Compiler,it Is Easy to Quickly Evaluate the Effects