What is .netmodule and how is different from .dll and .exe
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Answer / minakshikpr
In a asp.net solution we can have different projects in
different language when we compile it forms a single
assembly. Different language projects that are used are
called .netmodule. The assembly that is formed could be
a .dll or .exe
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Answer / vijay
Netmodule is a unit of compilation. A compiler may give
the option to compile a collection of source files into an
assembly, or a netmodule. Netmodule contains type metadata
and compiled code. It does not contain an assembly
manifest.
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