How to find public key token of a .Net assembly

There are instances we need to find the Public key token for a strongly names assembly. One instance is when you want to put the assembly reference in a configuration file. Follow the following steps to retrieve the public key token.
  1. Open Microsoft Visual Studio command prompt
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  1. Type the command sn –T [assemblyname].dll
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  1. Once you press enter it will list the public key token of the given assembly.
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Its simple as that Smile

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