Which of the following statements is false $($assume we're referring to class Time$)?$

Compilers and IDEs typically doesn't invoke the linker for you after compiling your code.

The linker's output is the executable Time application that users can execute to create and manipulate a Time object.

Since the interface of the class is part of the class definition in the Time.h header, the client$-$code programmer must have access to this file and must #include it in the client's source$-$code file.

When the client code is compiled, the compiler uses the class definition in Time.h to ensure that the main function creates and manipulates objects of class Time correctly.