Answer / Jagveer Singh

Assemblies in C# are executable files (.exe) or library files (.dll) that contain compiled code, metadata, and resources. They serve as the basic building blocks for applications in .NET Framework. Each assembly has a unique name (Fully Qualified Name), version, culture, public key token (if strong named), and processor architecture.

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