MSIL is an intermediate language that .NET applications are compiled into, allowing them to run on different platforms. The MSIL code is then converted to native machine code by the Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler during runtime. By compiling all .NET languages to MSIL, it provides language interoperability and portability across operating systems and processors.

1. MSIL
Presented by:
Afa Manal
Aicha Benziki

2. WHAT IS MSIL
PROGRAMMING?

3. ● MSIL stands for Microsoft Intermediate Language.
● The .NET compatible application will get converted to MSIL
compilation.
● It gets converted into machine language or native code by JIT
compiler.
● It supports for different runtime environments.
● It provides language interoperability as the code in any
● .NET language is compiled into MSIL.
● It includes instructions for loading, storing, initializing.
● MSIL produces metadata that describes the types in your code.

4. The .NET Compilation
Life-Cycle

6. Simple C#
console
application

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