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well...i've been always a lot curious about the MSIL(Microsoft Intermediate Language)...and never saw any site about it...now i saw a book about it on a store..and i have a dillema...should i go for it or not? what do u think? it would be for "fun" and maybe that would give me good knowledge about the .net?
what are the advantages of that?
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Learning the underlying technology of anything will help you become better. I personally think that it would be best to master all aspects of .Net programming with one of the languages first before going to the IL, but to each his own. If your looking to get a job, most of them probably wouldn't care if you know the MSIL or not. They would want to know what you can do for them with .Net or another language and whether or not you can fully leverage the tools efficently and produce code quickly with few bugs. MSIL would be a nice addition to those skills, but not a requirement.
Understanding the workings of the languages might help you produce better and faster code in the future.....who knows.
What ever you decide, have fun. And remember, this is only my 2 cents on the subject....I am sure there are others..
well im still young so i cant work lol...but i think it might be fun learning it..when i have time ill buy the book i think...anyways someone once said that knowledges takes no space in the brain..lol