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Note

When you manually specify the 

[AssemblyKeyFile]

attribute, Visual Studio 2008 will generate a warn-

ing informing you to make use of the /keyfile option of 

csc.exe

or establish the key file via the Visual Studio 2008

Properties window. You’ll use the IDE to do so in just a moment (so feel free to ignore the generated warning).

Given that the version of a shared assembly is one aspect of a strong name, selecting a version

number for CarLibrary.dll is a necessary detail. In the AssemblyInfo.cs file, you will find another

attribute named [AssemblyVersion]. Initially the value is set to 1.0.0.0:

[assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.0.0")]

A .NET version number is composed of the four parts (<major>.<minor>.<build>.<revision>).

While specifying a version number is entirely up to you, you can instruct Visual Studio 2008 to auto-

matically increment the build and revision numbers as part of each compilation using the wildcard

token, rather than with a specific build and revision value. We have no need to do so for this exam-

ple; however, consider the following: