What are the contents of assembly?
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Answer / guest
In general, a static assembly can consist of four elements:
o The assembly manifest, which contains assembly metadata. o
Type metadata. o Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL) code
that implements the types. o A set of resources.
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Answer / satyambabu
manifest
metadata
type definations
msil
resources
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Answer / narendra
An assembly represents a group of resources,type
definitions,and implementation of those types.
An ASSembly is self describing .an assembly consists
metadata information, which is used by CLR for everything
from typechecking and security to actually invoking the
component methods.
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Answer / kiran
Manifest
Metadata
IL Code
Resources
these are contents of assembly
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