What is strong name and what is the purpose of strong name ?
Answer Posted / shyam
A strong name is a reliable .NET assembly identifier,
comprised of the assembly’s simple text name, version
number, culture, public key and a digital signature. The
latter two are generated with the strong name (sn) tool,
while the remainder is part of the assemblies manifest …
usually specified in the AssemblyInfo source file.
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