Perhaps it's because the first language I learned was assembler; I simply enjoy delving into the internals.
We often hear about stack memory, but would you like to see it with the naked eye using .NET IL(Intermediate Language)?
Stack memory is primarily utilized for storing local variables, function call information (such as return addresses), and context information during function calls.
In my second tutorial on .NET IL, we'll explore the realm of stack memory. By the end, you'll learn:
How IL utilizes stack memory.
How IL creates variables for interaction with it.
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