What is a strong name in .net?
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Answer / Amit Prakash
A Strong Name in .NET refers to a unique identifier for an assembly that consists of its version, culture, public key token, and simple name. It provides a higher level of identity for assemblies than just the file name, ensuring integrity, authenticity, and preventing name collisions.
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