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The Common Intermediate Language is object-oriented and [[stack-based]]., Thatwhich means that datainstruction isparameters pushedand results are stored on a stack instead of pulled fromgeneral-purpose registers, as in most [[CPUprogramming architecturelanguage]]s.

In [[x86]] it might look like this: