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What are the difference between serialize and marshalbyref and marshalbyval?
How will you load dynamic assembly?
How will create assembilies at runtime ?
If you have more than one version of one assemblies then how'll you use old version in your application?
How ccw and rcw work?
What is MTS. Explain it?

  
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