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I know that C# is translated to MISL which is run by the CLR into machine code.

.Net provides different languages such as VB and F# and C++.

Are the different high level languages translated into the same MSIL language?

Is there a difference between MSIL of C# and MISL of VB or other languages?

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You could write "hello world" programs in each of the languages. Then examine each .exe produced with the IL Dissasembler tool to see if there is a difference in the MSIL code produced.

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Are the different high level languages translated into the same MSIL language?

Yes. All of the CLI languages ultimately get translated down into CIL (previously known as MSIL). That C stands for "common", after all. ;)

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thank you for the reply.
It's fnny that the intermediate language has so many names: MSIL, IL and CIL

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