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What is an Assembly ?
Prabhu Raja
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assemblies are building blocks for ms .net framework....assembly contains one r multiple files either dll r exe...actually assembly was created whenever dll built
2 types of assem
1.private:it is used within single application&it is stored in bin folder
2.shared:it is used in multiple applications across the n/w& it is stored under Global Assembly Cache
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vis ven
13y
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Assembly is a compile code library use for version, security and deployment, an assembly may contain one or more files, an application can contain two or more assemblies
Prabhu Kumar
13y
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Assembly is a logical collection of one or more
PE's(Portable Executable)
with
.net Module
KondalaRayudu ValaVala
13y
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Assemblies are the fundamental building block of .NET framework.
They contains the type and resources that are useful to make an
application. Assembly enables code reuse, version control, security
and deployment. An assembely can have four parts : Menifest, Type
metadata, MSIL and Resource file.
Prabhu Raja
13y
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What is the difference between Metadata and Menifest ?
Different types of authentication modes in .NET Framework ?
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