Answer Posted / vipul sachan

In .net when code compile by c# or vb.net compiler then it
convert into managed module.managed module contain IL along
with metadata.there are some points regarding IL as following -

1-IL commonly known as MSIL(microsoft intermediate language).

2-IL can readable only by CLR.Because of IL .net
applications are platform independent.

3.if we make application using any language(language must
support to .net environment)then after compilation it will
convert to IL.IL can be readable only by CLR.

4.In this way, through IL we achieve interoperability in .net.

5.we can check Intermediate language by command ILDASM
+space bar + file-name.dll/exe in visual studio command prompt.

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