What is assembly ?
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Answer / saubhagya
Assembly is unit of deployment like exe or dll.
Assembly may contain reference to other assembly.
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Answer / vishaal
An assembly is building block of .NET framework. They form
the fundamental unit of deployment,version control,
security. An assembly is collection of types and resources
which form logical unit of functionality.
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An Assembly is a basic building blocks of .net framework environment applications that can dynamically.
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An assembly is a collection of files or libraries
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