What is UUID and GUID what is the size of this ID ?
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Answer / rajeev
COM objects contain interfaces, each of which has two
names, a name for software to use and a name for people to
use. The human-readable name conventionally starts with an
I. The unique software-readable name is called a globally
unique identifier, or GUID. Sometimes GUID is referred to
as UUID, where the U stands for universal.
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