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When you compile a progam developed in a language that targets the CLR, instead on compiling the source code into machine-level code, the compiler translates it into IL to ensure interoperability between applications developed in different programming languages, such as Visual Basic or Visual C#. Intermediate Language is CPU-independent. This means that the code can be executed from any platform that supports the .NET CLR.

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