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Name (,Version = major.minor.build.revision) (,Culture = culture token)

(,PublicKeyToken= public key token)

When you’re crafting a display name, the convention PublicKeyToken=null indicates that bind-

ing and matching against a non–strongly named assembly is required. Additionally, Culture=""

indicates matching against the default culture of the target machine, for example:

// Load version 1.0.982.23972 of CarLibrary using the default culture.

Assembly a = Assembly.Load(

@"CarLibrary, Version=1.0.982.23972, PublicKeyToken=null, Culture=""");

Also be aware that the System.Reflection namespace supplies the AssemblyName type, which

allows you to represent the preceding string information in a handy object variable. Typically, this

class is used in conjunction with System.Version, which is an OO wrapper around an assembly’s

version number. Once you have established the display name, it can then be passed into the over-

loaded Assembly.Load() method: