What are strong names?
Answer / Anjali
"Strong names are a mechanism for identifying and securing .NET assemblies (compiled code libraries) against tampering, versioning conflicts, and unauthorized use. They consist of three components: a public key, an assembly name, and a version number. Strongly naming an assembly provides a digital signature that can be verified by the CLR (Common Language Runtime), ensuring the integrity and authenticity of the code."
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