Answer Posted / gireesh

It contains the version information that will go into your
app or
assembly - things like the company name, copyright notices
etc., and
the assembly version number, of course.

You can inspect those values in Windows Explorer by right-
clicking on
an .EXE or .DLL, go "Properties", and then go to
the "Version" tab -
those pieces of info in there come from whatever you fill
into
"AssemblyInfo.cs" in your project.

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