Introduction
The common language runtime is the foundation of the .NET Framework.
MSIL
When you compile an application in Visual Studio .NET, it is translated into the runtime’s common language, Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL). After the application is compiled, the runtime manages the execution of the application.
JIT compilation
The runtime includes a feature called just-in-time (JIT) compilation that translates the MSIL code into the machine language of the system on which the application will run. When a client device on the .NET platform launches the .NET-based application, it starts running in the machine language of the client system and can fully integrate and interact with other .NET-based applications and services regardless of the language in which it was developed.
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