Answer Posted / m.d.mallikharjuna rao
An assembly is a file that is automatically generated by
the compiler upon successful compilation of every .NET
application. It can be either a Dynamic Link Library or an
executable file.
ASSEMBLIES ARE THE BUILDING OF DOTNET
FRAMEWORK ,FUNDAMENTAL UNIT OF DEPLOYMENT ,VERSON
CONTROL,REUSE, ACTIVATION SCOPING AND SECURITY PERMISSION
Diffrent Types of Assemblies:
1.PRIVATE
2.SHARED/PUBLIC
3.SATELLITE
4.DYNAMIC
5.SINGLE FILE ASSEMBLY
6.MULTYFILE ASSEMBLY
Fratures of Assembles:
1.Assemblies are self_describing.
2.Version dependencies are recorded inside manifest.
3.Assembliles can be loded side by side.
4.Applilcation isolation is endured using application
domains.
5.Installation can be as easy as copying the files that
belong to an assemly.
6.Assemblies can be shared or private.
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