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- Namespace contains code to form MSIL (Microsoft Intermediate Language). An assembly contains a set of unique names.
- Namespace is the logical naming decided at design time by the developer. Scope for a particular type is defined at run time using an assembly.
- A namespace has logical units that are physically grouped together. An assembly does not have any classification.
- A namespace has logical units that are physically grouped together for assemblies. Assembly classes are available in your program and will be logically grouped.
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