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I'm new to .NET C# programming. I'm following few books. It is said that instead of compiling C# code directly to machine code, it is converted into an intermediate language (called MSIL aka CIL). But when I compile, I get an exe/dll file.
If I may recommend a good book on that matter too, it's Expert .NET 2.0 IL Assembler by Serge Lidin. He's the guy who designed MSIL.
One of my favorite ways to see IL for a snippet of C# is to use the free LINQPad tool . After entering some code and choosing "C# statements" at the top (or "C# Program", whichever suits), click the "IL" button under the code entry area, and you will see the generated IL.
Using LINQPad for this is much more convenient than loading up Visual Studio or running the compiler from the command line, then loading up ILDASM and opening the .il file with a text editor.
If you want it online, .NET Fiddle is excellent. Just paste your code and click View IL option at the top right.

Source / IL synced view: left blue background line corresponds with right IL Block
Supports synced view of Source Code and IL - when you click on a statement in source, the corresponding block in IL is highlighted (and vice versa). Displays descriptions for IL from Microsoft Developer Network and "Common Intermediate Language (CIL) instruction set" from ECMA standard specification.
see Viewing Intermediate Language (IL) in Resharper Help. Picture above is from Resharper Help.
Free option is to use Jetbrains dotPeek
see also: "Exploring Intermediate Language (IL) with ReSharper and dotPeek", by Maarten Balliauw, January 19, 2017 - Jetbrains Blog

sharplab is an online tool, great for simple use cases. Type your code on the left, IL shows up on the right.
I believe that they are called "assemblies" because an assembly is a set of modules, assembled together by a manifest.
P.S As you are following some books I will highly recommend you CLR via C# .
In many respects, .NET assemblies are similar to Java bytecode packages.
I know this is an old question, and I'd prefer any of the tools above. However, in a pinch, there has been an MSIL viewer in the box with Visual Studio since at least Version 2005.
The tool is named ildasm.exe , and is located in the following folders after default Visual Studio installations:
Visual Studio 2005
" C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\Bin\ildasm.exe"
Visual Studio 2008
" C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v6.0A\Bin\ildasm.exe "
Visual Studio 2010
" C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\Bin\NETFX 4.0 Tools\ildasm.exe "
For more information, see: " How to: View Assembly Contents " in the MSDN Library.
I have just spent a couple of hours searching for the best tool that could let me view the IL code directly inside Visual Studio.
Otherwise the second best solution, but without visual studio integration, is JetBrains dotPeek, which is quite awesome to be honest.
From my experience the best source of IL-related knowledge is Andrew Troelsen “Pro C# and .NET Platform”. Starting from 3rd edition he has really, really outstanding chapter (approx 50 pages) on how to understand IL and even write your own code and use ILAsm. I’ve employed that information to investigate whether multiple inheritance exists in .NET world. Also you could try to employ some very interesting features in IL (e.g. filtering of exceptions which only exists in VB but not in C#).
I highly recommend to read that chapter.
Eventually, .NET Reflector is an enterprise standard for investigating IL code of assemblies and Richter's book is definitely "must read" stuff. But from other books like mentioned above you could reveal really useful things :)
Yes, each assembly in .NET world holds some IL code (alongsite with manifest) which could be viewed thru Reflector or ILDasm. Even more, Reflector could show you C# and VB optimized code. This means that any person could view the source code of an assembly and that's why in commercial products obfuscators are used.
I you want to view the intermediate language, Try downloading JustDecompile from Telerik (Which is currently free, requires a sign up though).
Drag in your DLL and choose IL from the drop down box at the top!
There is now another option. You can do this in VS Code with this extension built with Roslyn. This is currently limited to .NET Core .
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