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// This will load the *.netmodule on demand.

Ufo u = new Ufo();

u.AbductHuman();

Console.ReadLine();

}

}

To compile this executable assembly at the command line, you will make use of the Visual

Basic .NET command-line compiler, csc.exe, with the following command set:

csc /r:airvehicles.dll Client.cs

Notice that when you are referencing a multifile assembly, the compiler needs to be supplied

only with the name of the primary module (the *.netmodules are loaded on demand by the CLR

when used by the client’s code base). In and of themselves, *.netmodules do not have an individual

version number and cannot be directly loaded by the CLR. Individual *.netmodules can be loaded

only by the primary module (e.g., the file that contains the assembly manifest).