C# access modifiers: protected internal vs. protected vs. internal

by Oliver 27. January 2011 22:50

As I just read here on msdn, the modifiers protected and internal are orthogonal as in that they can be specified in all combinations and are combined with a logical OR. This means: protected members are accessible from inheriting classes internal members are accessible from classes within th... [More]

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