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What is the difference between a private assembly and a shared assembly?
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A private assembly (also known as a satellite assembly) is intended for use by a single application or set of applications. It's stored in the same directory as its application and does not need to be versioned.nA shared assembly (also known as a public assembly) is intended for reuse by multiple applications. It must have a strong name and version number, and it can be installed in the GAC.
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