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How is my C# code converted into machine instructions?
As we all know that our .NET code (C#, VB.NET etc) are converted into MSIL instructions which in turn are put into the assemblies. MSIL is a high level language, not as low as machine instructions, so it needs to converted into machine specific binary code or needs to be interpreted somehow. Since interpretation would make the execution significantly slower, the code is converted into machine cod
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