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what is differance b/w .net assemblies and com component?

Answer Posted / dheeraj

1). com component metadata is saved inside the registry of
windows whereas .net assembly metadata is save inside
menifest.

2). Com components are already compiled into native code .

3). As the metadata is saved inside menifest file inside
the assembly so ite becomes
(A) portable
(B) multiple versions of the assemby can be
saved on the same machine.

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