C# FAQ: What does a .NET decompiler do
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What does a .NET decompiler do?
.NET and Java decompilers are designed to input an executable file—e.g. .NET .exe or .dll files or Java .class or .jar files—and output a source file which can be compiled. Then, the file can be read, modified, and understood as a normal source file.
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See also
- .NET Languages
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- How good are .NET decompilers?
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