IL code stands for Intermediate Language code that is generated by all .NET languages and executed at runtime. It is considered half compiled code because the .NET code is compiled to IL, which is then compiled to machine-specific code during runtime based on the operating system and CPU configuration, since these are unknown until runtime. ILDASM is a tool used to view the IL code.

1. IL Code
Explain Intermediate Language(IL)
Code in .NET

2. IL code stands for Intermediate
Language code.
It is a half compiled code.
All .Net languages generate this IL
code.

3. This code is executed during the
runtime.
To view the IL code we a have tool
called ILDASM which is used

4. Why IL code is half compiled code?
We do not know in what kind of environment
(operating system, CPU configuration, etc)
.Net code will run.
So IL code is half compiled and on runtime the
code is compiled to machine specific using
environmental properties.