Access modifier (C # reference ),

Access modifier (C # reference ),

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An access modifier is a keyword used to specify the accessibility of declared members or types. This section describes four access modifiers:

• Public

• Protected

• Internal

• Private

Use these access modifiers to specify the following five levels of accessibility:

Public: Access is unrestricted.

Protected: access is limited to include classes or types derived from include classes.

Internal: access is limited to the current Assembly.

Protected internal: access restriction to the current Assembly or a category that contains a derived type.

Private: access is limited to include types.

This section also describes the following:

• Accessibility level: use four access modifiers to declare five accessibility levels.

• Accessible domain: Specifies the position in the program section where the member can be referenced.

• Accessibility-level restrictions: This section provides an overview of declared accessibility-level limits.