What is intermediate language in .NET ?
Answer Posted / rajesh iyer
MSIL is MicroSoft Intermediate Language. When we
compile .Net applications, its complied to MSIL, which is
not machine read language. Hence Common Language Runtime
(CLR) with JustIn Time Complier (JLT), converts this MSIL
to native code (binary code), which is machine language.
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