IL
(immunology)
interleukin entries
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Illinois State Information
Phone: (217) 782-2000
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Area (sq mi):: 57914.38 (land 55583.58; water 2330.79) Population per square mile: 229.60
Population 2005: 12,763,371 State rank: 0 Population change: 2000-20005 2.80%; 1990-2000 8.60% Population 2000: 12,419,293 (White 67.80%; Black or African American 15.10%; Hispanic or Latino 12.30%; Asian 3.40%; Other 7.90%). Foreign born: 12.30%. Median age: 34.70
Income 2000: per capita $23,104; median household $46,590; Population below poverty level: 10.70% Personal per capita income (2000-2003): $32,185-$32,965
Unemployment (2004): 6.20% Unemployment change (from 2000): 1.70% Median travel time to work: 28.00 minutes Working outside county of residence: 25.20%
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Area (sq mi):: 57914.38 (land 55583.58; water 2330.79) Population per square mile: 229.60
Population 2005: 12,763,371 State rank: 0 Population change: 2000-20005 2.80%; 1990-2000 8.60% Population 2000: 12,419,293 (White 67.80%; Black or African American 15.10%; Hispanic or Latino 12.30%; Asian 3.40%; Other 7.90%). Foreign born: 12.30%. Median age: 34.70
Income 2000: per capita $23,104; median household $46,590; Population below poverty level: 10.70% Personal per capita income (2000-2003): $32,185-$32,965
Unemployment (2004): 6.20% Unemployment change (from 2000): 1.70% Median travel time to work: 28.00 minutes Working outside county of residence: 25.20%
List of Illinois counties:
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il
(networking)The country code for Israel.
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intermediate language
A language that is generated from programming source code, but that cannot be directly executed by the CPU. Also called "bytecode," "p-code," "pseudocode" or "pseudo language," the intermediate language (IL) is platform independent. It can be run in any computer environment that has a runtime engine for the language.In order to execute the intermediate language program, it must be interpreted a line at a time into machine language when it is run or compiled entirely into machine language just before it is run or compiled entirely ahead of time and run when required.
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Visual Basic and Java are notable examples of programming languages that generate an intermediate language. Microsoft's .NET and Common Language Infrastructure (CLI), the ECMA standard version of .NET, also generate an intermediate language (see CLR and CLI). See Java Virtual Machine, bytecode, managed code and runtime environment.
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