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What are the components of an assembly?
The components of an assembly include executable code (IL), metadata, and a manifest.
What is IL in the context of assemblies?
IL stands for Intermediate Language and is the compiled code within assemblies, which is platform-independent.
Why is the manifest important in an assembly?
The manifest contains crucial information such as version number, culture, strong name, and references to other assemblies, which is important for versioning and security.
What are private assemblies and how are they used?
Private assemblies are used by a single application and are deployed in the application's directory.
Explain the purpose of shared assemblies and their deployment.
Shared assemblies are intended to be used by multiple applications and are deployed to the Global Assembly Cache (GAC).
Test your knowledge of .NET development with this quiz on assemblies. Explore the components, deployment, versioning, and security aspects of assemblies, the building blocks of .NET applications.
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