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Web Development Using ASP.NET • Semester 5
Web Development Using ASP.NET • Semester 5
Course: Programming with ASP.NET (Core) MARCH/APRIL-2026 (NEW COURSE)
MSIL — Microsoft Intermediate Language
MSIL is the intermediate language generated when C# or VB.NET code is compiled. It is CPU-independent code that the CLR (Common Language Runtime) converts to native machine code.
C# Code (.cs) → Compiler → MSIL (.dll/.exe) → JIT Compiler → Native Machine Code
JIT — Just-In-Time Compiler
JIT compiler converts MSIL code to native machine code at runtime, just before execution. This is why .NET applications are platform-independent — MSIL runs on any platform with a JIT compiler.
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