What is intermediate language in .NET ?
Answer Posted / viniston
MSIL -> It is meant by Microsoft intermediate language.
When we will run our .net applications that will convert into MSIL or IL(intermediate language) by C# compiler.This is not machine code(binary code). It will understand by CLR(Common Language Runtime) only.This CLR will execute the task. Then JIT(Just in time) compiler will convert IL into Machine code or native code(Binary code).
Then this native code will execute by Computer's Processor.
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