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Just-In-Time compiler
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When the frequency of Parallel RL Circuit Increases,XL increases which causes IL (current through inductor) decreases. Decrease in IL causes It (It=Il+Ir) to decrease,which means by relation IT=Vs/Zt ,the Zt (Total Impedance) Increases.
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Just-In-Time compiler
A .Net programming language is compiled not into machine language but "IL", or "Intermediate Language." This "IL" is then run against the .Net runtime and is "Just In Time" compiled into machine language to run the actual operations. Contrast that with a "Normal" one, where the compiler turns the code into the machine language of the target instruction set.
EconoJIT stands for Just-in-Time. In .NET all the lanuages use a runtime compiler known as CLR (Common Language Runtime). All the languages wishing to target CLR need to comply with CTS or Common Type System. CLR compiles the code written in .NET based languages to IL code or Intermediary Language or MSIL. MSIL is a set of instructions that can be compiled into native mahcine level code as a second and final step of compilation. This MSIL code is JIT compiled i.e compiled on the need-to basis as and when called. The runtime provides three compilers - PreJIT, standard JIT and EconoJIT. PreJIT compiles the entire code. EconoJIT compiles only those methods that ar ebeing called during runtime. These compiled methods are removed later when not required. StandardJIt is like EconoJIt except that the compiled mehotds ar enot removed but kept in cache for next run.
VB.NET is an entirely different language from VB6 and earlier. It is based on the .NET framework, which is a framework of various libraries, and is executed as IL (intermediate language) code by the JIT compiler or .NET runtime. VB6 can be compiled directly to native code, or to p-code, which is similar in some ways to IL in that it is an intermediate language between a high-level language and machine code and can be interpreted on several different platforms. There are several differences between .NET and non-.NET applications for obvious reasons, but I won't go into detail here. As for the programming language itself, VB.NET is completely object-oriented; it is based on classes and inheritance. VB6 had some object-oriented features but was not an object-oriented language; rather, parts of OO were added to a language that was originally modular. VB.NET supports constructors and destructors, proper properties, has no control arrays, removed the keyword "Set" (and "Let") as it's used in VB6 because there are no more default properties in that sense, added inheritance, operator overloading and overloading in general... the changes are too many to list, really.
IL stands for Intermediate language. It is an object-oriented programming language that is used by compilers for the .NET Framework before static or dynamic compilation to machine code.
In .NET all the lanuages use a runtime compiler known as CLR (Common Language Runtime). All the languages wishing to target CLR need to comply with CTS or Common Type System. CLR compiles the code written in .NET based languages to IL code or Intermediary Language or MSIL. MSIL is a set of instructions that can be compiled into native mahcine level code as a second and final step of compilation. See related links.
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The Common Language Specification (CLS) is a set of rules that .NET languages follow to ensure compatibility and interoperability. It defines a common subset of features that language designers must adhere to in order to allow different .NET languages to communicate with each other. By following the CLS, developers can create libraries that can be used across different .NET languages.
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