What is MSIL or IL?
By Santhosh N
This explains about the MSIL in .Net Framework
MSIL stands for Microsoft Intermediate Language and IL stands for Intermediate Language.
Both are same and IL is just short form
MSIL. MSIL is CPU independent code and contains instructions that are readily
convertible to native code.
MSIL or IL is the assembly language that every .Net language first compiles
into using their respective compiler.
For example, CSC compiler of C# language converts c# code to MSIL code and
VBC compiler converts VB.Net language to MSIL Code.
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