C# Programming - .NET Framework - Discussion

I think this is a language problem, I suspect that the person posing the question was not a native English speaker.

The fact is that IL code is input to the JIT and native code is the output.

Some people read "3. The instructions compiled by JIT" as "the input to JIT" and some read it as "the output of JIT".

The problem is the use of the verb "compiled". The subject of this verb should be the input.

Eg: "C# is compiled by the compiler".

This means that option 3 is correct, but I would suggest that 3 and 4 should be re-written.

Option 3 is correct. Because JIT is a part of CLR(VES) which converts IL code into machine code gradually during execution of program.

A machine code is also known as native code. So option 4 is wrong.

Can any one explain why this option is not correct "The instructions compiled by JIT compilers are written in Intermediate Language (IL) code".

JIT only convert the IL code to native code. not vice versa. IL produce by clr. IL code produce from source code which we written

One of the correct option is 4th and not the 3rd. JIT compilation converts MSIL to native code on demand at application run time.

Sorry guys, but 1, 2 and 4 are correct.

3 is incorrect because JIT compiles IL into native code it does not compile native code.

Option 3 is wrong and option 4 is correct.. 100% sure.
So the correct options overhere are: 1, 2, & 4

Agree with Sandy. JIT compiles IL code, and not native code. The code JIT compiles to is native code.

@Ashutosh.
Only either 3 or 4 can be correct they both together can't be correct.

IL code converted into native code trough JIT compiler. Option 3 is wrong.