Exploring the CIL
Recall that an assembly does not contain platform-specific instructions; rather, it contains plat-
form-agnostic common intermediate language (CIL) instructions. When the .NET runtime loads an
assembly into memory, the underlying CIL is compiled (using the JIT compiler) into instructions
that can be understood by the target platform. If you double-click the TurboBoost() method of the
SportsCar class, ildasm.exe will open a new window showing the CIL tokens that implement this
method:
.method public hidebysig virtual instance void
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