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Assembly contains one or more classes and is usually compiled into a DLL.
Object is an instance of a class. "Keith Tang" <keith-> wrote in message news  iDLa.8776$ .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 > > |
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