Difference between classes and assemblies

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    Default Difference between classes and assemblies


    Hi everyone,

    I was wondering what the difference between classes and
    assemblies are in .NET. Is an assembly a .DLL in the COM
    sense? Or are they uncomparable? And is a class an object
    in .NET? Someone please clarify this up for me. Thanks!

    Keith


    Keith Tang Guest

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    Default Re: Difference between classes and assemblies

    Assembly contains one or more classes and is usually compiled into a DLL.
    Object is an instance of a class.

    "Keith Tang" <keith-tang@rogers.com> wrote in message
    news:PiDLa.8776$a51.8529@news02.bloor.is.net.cable .rogers.com...
    >
    > Hi everyone,
    >
    > I was wondering what the difference between classes and
    > assemblies are in .NET. Is an assembly a .DLL in the COM
    > sense? Or are they uncomparable? And is a class an object
    > in .NET? Someone please clarify this up for me. Thanks!
    >
    > Keith
    >
    >

    Michael Per Guest

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