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How does .net runtime bind an assembly at runtime

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    HI All, Just an eager frame of mind an question arises on my mind that how the .net runtime engine bind an assembly to the code executed and also wants to know about the static and dynamic binding of the assembly. Thanks Pankaj Gupta Sr Software Engineer

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      HI All, Just an eager frame of mind an question arises on my mind that how the .net runtime engine bind an assembly to the code executed and also wants to know about the static and dynamic binding of the assembly. Thanks Pankaj Gupta Sr Software Engineer

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      Hi , .Net provides the Reflection class for loading the assembly at runtime. this is the dynamic binding of assembly. For static binding you can go for the Addreference , to add the assembly at compile time. Regards, Sukesh.g

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