Private Assembly and Shared Assembly in .Net
A private assembly is an assembly that is available to
particular application where they are kept, and a Shared Assembly is a public
assembly that is shared by multiple applications. That means, a Private
Assembly cannot be references outside the scope of the folder where they are
kept and a Shared Assembly is one that can be referenced by more than one
application.
In order to share an assembly, the assembly must be
explicitly built for this purpose by giving it a cryptographically strong name
. By contrast, a private assembly name need only be unique within the
application that uses it.
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