Access Modifiers

Access modifiers are keywords used to specify the declared accessibility of a member or a type. It determines which code can use this class or method. There are four access modifiers:

• private – only visible to code within class and inner classes

private void Run()
{
}
private int i; 

• protected – also visible to code within class that inherit from this class

protected void Run()
{
}
protected int i; 

• Internal – visible to any code within my assembly (dll/exe)

internal void Run()
{
}
internal int i; 

• public – visible to any code

public void Run()
{
}
public int i; 

Defaults:

• Classes are “internal”
• Members (methods, fields etc…) and inner classes are “private”

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