What is strong name assembly?
Answer / Davesh Kumar Ambasta
A Strong Name Assembly (SNAP) is a type of .NET assembly that includes a digital signature, which provides a high level of security and versioning. A strong name assembly ensures that the assembly hasn't been altered since it was signed.
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