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12.4.2.difference between Assembly.Load and Assembly.LoadFrom

using System;

using System.Reflection;



class Starter {

    static void Main() {

        Assembly library = Assembly.Load("library, Version=2.0.0.0, " +

          "Culture=Neutral, PublicKeyToken=9b184fc90fb9648d");

        Console.WriteLine("Assembly.Load:  {0}", library.FullName);

        library = Assembly.LoadFrom("library.dll");

        Console.WriteLine("Assembly.LoadFrom {0}", library.FullName);

    }

}

12.4.Assembly Load
	12.4.1.	Assemblies
	12.4.2.	difference between Assembly.Load and Assembly.LoadFrom
	12.4.3.	Load types(classes) from a Assembly(exe file)
	12.4.4.	Load the System.Xml assembly using an AssemblyName
	12.4.5.	Create Type by Assembly qualifed type name
	12.4.6.	Late Binding
	12.4.7.	Assembly unloading
	12.4.8.	Dynamic assembly introspection
	12.4.9.	Deeper Reflection: Listing All the Types in an Assembly
	12.4.10.	Assembly Loader
	12.4.11.	GetManifestResourceStream

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