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Learn to create EXE and DLL files using MASM in Visual Studio. Configure project settings, write assembly code, debug, and test applications. Explore the power of assembly language for faster execution and system programming.
In this video, we will discuss the difference between EXE and .DLL . An Exe have independent memory address space to execute, whereas a DLL needs a host to execute itself, therefore it needs an EXE. This could also be very useful when creating applications and breaking your code into a DLL vs exe. DLLs are often created when we know the same functionality may be used by more than one application.
In this article I will explain about Namespaces and Assemblies in C#.
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