difference between the source code and object code
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The difference between the Source Code and Object Code is that Source Code is a collection of computer instructions written using a human-readable programming language while Object Code is a sequence of statements in machine language, and is the output after the compiler or an assembler converts the Source Code.
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Source Code is served as an input to the compiler of the language in which it is written. Object Code is the machine executable file having instructions for the machine in the form of binary digits, generated by the compiler. ... Last point about Object Code is the way the changes are reflected.
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