A self-relocating program is one which A. cannot be made to execute in any area of storage other than the one designated for it at the time of its coding or translation. B. consists of a program and relevant information for its relocation. C. can itself performs the relocation of its address-sensitive portions. D. All of the above E. None of the above

The correct answer is: C. can itself performs the relocation of its address-sensitive portions.

A self-relocating program is a program that can be loaded into any area of memory and executed without the need for external relocation. This is done by including the relocation information in the program itself, so that the program can relocate its own address-sensitive portions when it is loaded into memory.

Option A is incorrect because a self-relocating program can be made to execute in any area of storage.

Option B is incorrect because a self-relocating program does not consist of a program and relevant information for its relocation. The relocation information is included in the program itself.

Option D is incorrect because not all self-relocating programs can perform the relocation of their address-sensitive portions. Some self-relocating programs require external relocation.

Option E is incorrect because some self-relocating programs can perform the relocation of their address-sensitive portions.