What command(s) can be used to list the symbols stored in a static library?Select all valid answersldarranlibnmI don't knowSubmit

To list the symbols stored in a static library, you can use the following commands:

1. nm: This command is commonly used to list symbols from object files and libraries. When applied to a static library, it will display the names of the symbols along with their types (e.g., whether they are functions, global variables, etc.).

2. ar: This command is used to create, modify, and extract from archives, which includes static libraries. Specifically, you can use ar t to list the contents of the archive, which will show the object files contained within the static library. However, it does not directly list symbols.

3. ld: This command is a linker and is not typically used to list symbols within libraries.

Valid Answers:

• nm: Yes, this command is valid for listing symbols.
• ar: Technically valid as it can list object file contents but not symbols directly.
• ld: No, this command is not used for this purpose.

In conclusion, nm is the correct choice for directly listing symbols in a static library, while ar can list the contents but not the specific symbols.