What is a multi-file assembly?
An assembly can consist of one or more files called modules. Exactly one of these modules contains the assembly manifest. Note that the files in a multi-file assembly can reside in separate locations and are linked together with the assembly manifest. Multi-file assemblies are rare, and Visual Studio doesn’t directly support their creation. The most common reason for multi-file assemblies is when a single assembly combines code from multiple programming languages.
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