Answer / Mohd Waseem Akram

A strongly-named assembly in .NET has an associated strong name, which consists of a public key token, the simple name (the name of the assembly), and the version number. Strongly-named assemblies provide stronger security and versioning guarantees compared to non-strongly-named assemblies. They can be installed into the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) and used by multiple applications without fear of conflicts or unauthorized modifications.

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