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When a C# file is compiled, typically two main files are created: an Intermediate Language (IL) file with a .dll or .exe extension, and a corresponding .pdb (Program Database) file that contains debugging information. The IL file contains the compiled code that the .NET runtime executes, while the .pdb file helps in debugging by providing a mapping between the source code and the compiled code. Additionally, a temporary .obj file may also be generated during the compilation process.

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