.NET Assembly Overview

When I create a project in a solution in Visual Studio (can it be C # VB.NET F # or else) I assume that only one assembly for each project is created correctly?

So, if I have a solution containing projects 1 2 3 and 4 When I build each project one by one, do I get 4 assemblies correctly?

However, is it possible to allow the linker / compiler to generate only one assembly for the entire solution? Or for two projects compiled together?

I mean something like calling the compiler using the command line and setting the target assembly ...

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By default, there is a 1 to 1 match between projects and assemblies. But you can use a tool like ILMerge to create one assembly from several.

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