Answer / ashok

yes

Answer / lily antony

Yes you can add C# and VB.Net code in the same asssembly.
For that add a new item to the project.
Give the name of the file as Class1.vb if you want to add a
vb code and Class1.cs if you want to add C# code.

When you compile the project it will compile to a single
assembly.
The language does not matter in the end since everthing
will be compile to MSIL.

Answer / prashanthreddy

Create C# class file and vb class file separately. Compile
them separately as modules and then finally add them to your
assembly.

Answer / sanjeev

Yes, as Antony said, we can do the same but VB files will
not be available in any C# application where we are using
that class assembly.

Answer / basavraj

Yes We can add same both code one Assembly .Bcoz Shared
Assembly is Same Application

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