Match the steps of compiler design in List-I with their descriptions in List-II and select the correct answer from the options given below.

List-I (Steps of Compiler Design) List-II (Descriptions)

a) Syntax Directed Translation i) This step involves converting the intermediate code into machine code that can be executed by the computer.

b) Machine Code Generation ii) This step uses grammar rules to direct the translation of the source code.

c) Intermediate Code Optimization iii) This step involves checking the program for semantic errors like type checking and variable declarations.

d) Semantic Analysis iv) This step improves the intermediate code to make it more efficient.

Question

List-I (Steps of Compiler Design)	List-II (Descriptions)
a) Syntax Directed Translation	i) This step involves converting the intermediate code into machine code that can be executed by the computer.
b) Machine Code Generation	ii) This step uses grammar rules to direct the translation of the source code.
c) Intermediate Code Optimization	iii) This step involves checking the program for semantic errors like type checking and variable declarations.
d) Semantic Analysis	iv) This step improves the intermediate code to make it more efficient.