What is a Strong Name ?

Posted by Bharathi Cherukuri on 4/26/2012 | Category: .NET Framework Interview questions | Views: 3281 | Points: 40

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A strong name is an assembly which includes the following :

1) Name of the assembly
2) Version Number
3) Culture Identity
4) A public Key Token.

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