Question

Build-time dependency should be present when an application is run true or false

Answer 1

False.

Build-time dependency is not a must in an application.

Dependencies are computer software application debugging protocols. They are used for resolving two main types of issues: run-time dependencies and compile-time dependencies.

Run-time dependencies are resolved during run time itself and never before them. A program run happens when the code is actually executed by the user or programmer. Although it is not preferred, it can allow for greater flexibility in the code debugging.

Compile-time dependencies are also known as build-time dependencies and are resolved when the program code is compiled. Compilation occurs after the code has been written and merely checks for possible errors before it is executed by the user or programmer. It is generally preferred since it points out possible errors and their corrections. However, it is not essential that a build-time dependency be present in the application.

Answer 2

Yes. It is False...........