Answer Posted / santosh

.net supports CLS i. e. Common language type. its a
microsofts feature to bring all languages near one roof.
When You compile .net code it dosen't converted into binary
language, it converted into IL (Intermidate Language) also
known as MSIL. And from IL to binary language converted at
run time, CLR manages this process. At the runtime also it
not converts whole project at time to binary, only converts
that part which is going to execute, this the performance
of project increases. This IL can use any lanuage which is
member of that .net studio. The assemblies (ExE, DLL) are
also in IL form. So u can use any EXE or DLL created in
vb.net in c#.net also.

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