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2. Use the <code>objdump -d</code> command to dump (print) the object code (machine code) and disassemble it into assembler for each of the binaries. Find the <code><nowiki><main></nowiki></code> section and take a look at the code. Also notice the total amount of code.
3. Review, build, and run the x86_64 assembly language programs using <code>make</code>, taking note of the commands that are executed to assemble and link the code. Take a look at the code using <code>objdump -d '''objectfile'''</code> and compare it to the source code. Notice the absence of other code (compared to the C binary, which had a lot of extra code).
4. Build and run the assembly language version of the program for aarch64 using <code>make</code>, taking note of the commands that are executed to assemble and link the code. Verify that you can disassemble the object code in the ELF binary using <code>objdump -d ''objectfile''</code> and take a look at the code.