Describe the accessibility modifier protected internal.

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Describe the accessibility modifier protected internal...

Answer / venu gopal

It?s available to derived classes and classes within the
same Assembly (and naturally from the base class it?s
declared in).

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Describe the accessibility modifier protected internal...

Answer / pushparaj pentakota

rest of non-child class of another project remailning all
cases it is accessble.


same project , same class ---- accessble
same project , child class --- yes
same project , non-child class --- yes
another project , same class --- yes
another project , child class ---yes
another project , non-child class ---not accessble

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Describe the accessibility modifier protected internal...

Answer / kirti

It is available to derived classes and classes within the same Assembly (and naturally from the base class it's declared in).

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