Steven Giesel • 6/14/2022

What is the difference between C#, .NET, IL and JIT?

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This technical article clarifies the distinct roles of C# (a programming language), .NET (a framework), Intermediate Language (IL), and the Just-In-Time (JIT) compiler. It explains how C# code is compiled to IL, which is then compiled to native machine code by the JIT at runtime, and how this common IL enables interoperability between different .NET languages.

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