What is the difference between a namespace and assembly name in .net?
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Answer / Shalvendra Payal
A Namespace is a logical container used to organize types, providing a unique naming context for classes, interfaces, structures, enumerations, value types, and namespaces. On the other hand, an Assembly is a compiled collection of .NET files that can contain multiple namespaces, classes, and versions. While a single assembly can have only one primary file (with the extension .exe or .dll), it can encompass multiple namespaces.
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