What is the difference between Dynamic Loading and Dynamic Linking explain with an example

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Dynamic Loading

Dynamic loading refers to mapping (or less often copying) an executable or library into a process's memory after is has started.

Dynamic linking refers to resolving symbols - associating their names with addresses or offsets - after compile time.

The reason it's hard to make a distinction is …

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