i am confuse with what is version of an assembly?
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In .NET, each assembly has a version number as part of its identity.
This version information for each assembly is stored within the assembly manifest along with various other meta-data regarding the assembly like name, strong name, types exposed, types referenced etc
As such, two assemblies that differ by version number are considered by the runtime to be completely different assemblies.
This version number is physically represented as a four-part string with the following format:
eg:- abc.dll v1.1.100.200
Refer MSDN for more details.