Access modifiers (C # Reference)

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The access modifier is a keyword that specifies the accessibility of a declared member or type. This section describes the four access modifiers:

• public                                 

• protected                                     

• internal                                  

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

Public : Access is not restricted.

Protected: Access is limited to types that contain or derive from the containing class.

Internal: Access is limited to the current assembly.

Protected internal: Access is restricted to the current assembly or from a category that contains derived types.

Private: Access is limited to the containing type.

This section also describes the following:

• Accessibility level: Five levels of accessibility are declared with four access modifiers.

• Accessible domains: Specifies where in a program section A member can be referenced.

• Usage restrictions for accessibility levels: Provides an overview of the usage limits for the declared accessibility level.

Access modifiers (C # Reference)