Which one of the following is not a language translator?

Language translators are system software used to convert programming code into machine language. There are three primary types:

• Assembler: Translates assembly language programs into machine code.
• Compiler: Translates the entire high-level source code into machine code at once before execution.
• Interpreter: Translates high-level source code into machine code line-by-line during execution.

A Linker is not a language translator. It is a system program that takes object modules produced by a compiler or assembler and combines them into a single executable file. While translators convert source code from one language to another, a linker resolves references to external functions and variables to ensure all parts of the program are correctly connected for execution.