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An...........is a data structure that is constructed from input data to a program and from which part or all of the output data of the program is constructed.
Answer: C
It is an Intermediate Representation.
An intermediate representation is a data structure built by a program from its input, and from which part or all of its output is in turn produced. In a compiler, the front end builds an IR (an abstract syntax tree, three-address code and so on) from the source program, and the back end generates target code from it.
A symbol table records information about identifiers, a flow graph represents only the control flow, and an object file is the final output, not a structure between input and output.
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