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The Type class has got an Assembly attribute in .NET Framework. However this attribute is gone when you are writing an UWP which is of course using .NET Core. Only the AssemblyQualifiedName attribute is available.
How can I get to the Assembly from this name?
Please bear in mind that lot of the usual classes are not available in .NET Core, so your usual .NET Framework answer might not work. E.g. there is no such thing as AppDomain, etc.
You can use
typeof(xxx).GetTypeInfo().Assemblyto get Assembly。Ok I have overlooked the TypeInfo class that is available using GetTypeInfo on a Type object. TypeInfo has got the Assembly property.