The Mono.Cecil.Cil.VariableDefinition class in C# represents a local variable within a method or a constructor. It provides information about the variable such as its type, name, and index. This class is commonly used in conjunction with the Mono.Cecil.Cil.MethodBody class to analyze and manipulate the IL (Intermediate Language) code of a method or a constructor in .NET assemblies. By using the VariableDefinition class, developers can inspect and modify the variables defined within a method or a constructor programmatically.
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