ELF File Format in OS | Executable and Linkable Format Explained | Deep Dive for CS Students

this video, we provide a **deep dive explanation of the Executable and Linkable Format (ELF)**—the standard binary file format used in Linux and Unix-like operating systems.

Learn how ELF files are structured, how they support **compilation, linking, and loading**, and why they're essential in modern operating systems. Perfect for **Computer Science students**, **software developers**, and **GATE/NET aspirants**.

**What You’ll Learn:**
- What is ELF in OS?
- Structure of ELF File: Header, Program Header Table, Section Header Table
- Difference Between Section and Segment
- Types of ELF Files (Executable, Relocatable, Shared Object, Core Dump)
- ELF in Compilation and Execution Workflow
- Advantages of ELF Format
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