What is a NET CLR file?

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The CLR in the .NET framework is the Common Language Runtime. Basically, it's an intermediate step between the .NET languages' source code and native machine code. When you compile something in VB or in C#, it'll be translated into CIL (Common Intermediate Language) code. Later on when you run your program, the CIL code will be compiled into native code on-the-fly.

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