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What is an Assembly? What are the different types of Assemblies? |
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Answer» An assembly is a combination of logical units. The Logical units here mean the types and resources which are NEEDED to build and deploy any application using the .Net framework. It is the standard parameter developed with the Microsoft.NET. They might be executable (.exe) file or AVAILABLE in dynamic link library (DLL) file. An assembly consists of either single file or multiple FILES for use. In conditions WHEREIN we have multi-file, there is only one master module containing the MANIFEST where as other assemblies exist as non-manifest modules. A module in .NET is defined as a subpart of a multi-file. To add on further assembly is actually one of the most interesting and extremely useful areas of .NET architecture along with the feature of reflections and attributes. In .NET there are basically three types of assemblies:
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