What is intermediate language in .NET ?
Answer Posted / atul dhiman
CLR provides the environment that enables managed code to execute and also provide different services in run-time. It is a run-time process which runs the code and give services that makes the development easier. During run-time code converted to IL/ MSIL (Intermediate Language) which is understandable to CLR and then it is converted to Native code or Binary code/Machine Language with the help of Just IN Time (JIT) compiler.
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