An assembly is the smallest unit of versioning, security, deployment, version control and reusability of code in .NET. Each assembly contains:
Assembly Identity information (name, version, etc.)
Manifest and metadata information
MSIL code
Type and security information
Resources
An assembly with a strong name can be uniquely identified by a combination of its assembly version, culture information, and a digital signature.
You can create a strong name for your assembly using the strong name utility (sn.exe) provided by the .NET framework. The utility requires you to provide the name of a strong name key file as a parameter. The resulting file is called a "strong-named" file. You can use the sn.exe tool from the command line to create a strong-named key file as follows:
sn --k MyCompany.snk
You can specify the strong name information in the AssemblyInfo.cs file.
[assembly: AssemblyCulture("")]
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0")]
[assembly: AssemblyKeyFile("MyCompany.snk")]
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