And as mentioned, what the CLR and IL do under the hood aren't really that relevant. C# takes numerous liberties in how it may implement certain features which don't exist in IL, and IL offers many features that C# doesn't expose at all. Locals are a good example as to IL they ...
clustered table. Its rows are stored in a heap structure unsorted. The default index is created as part of the primary key column as a Clustered Index. In a Clustered Index, the leaf node contains the actual data whereas in a non- clustered index, the leaf node contains the pointer to t...