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A shared Assembly is one that is used by multiple
applications. A shared Assembly must have a name that is
globally unique. .Net framework creates this unique name
through a technique called STRONG NAMES.
A combination of Assembly name(the name of your
assembly ie .dll) + version number + culture locale + public
key token(a 16digit number) makes up a strong name.
Advantages of creating a strong name is :
1) Two dll with same name can be installed on the same
machine(as strong names would be different)
2)Different versions can be worked on the same side by side.
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