Answer / rajeev kumar rana

private, public, protected

Answer / mayank kumar

private, protected and public

Answer / kanan

public,
private ,
protected ,
internal and
protected internal

public :
public is the most common access specifier in C# . It can be
access from anywhere, that means there is no restriction on
accessibility. The scope of the accessibility is inside
class as well as outside. The type or member can be accessed
by any other code in the same assembly or another assembly
that references it.

private :
The scope of the accessibility is limited only inside the
classes or struct in which they are declared. The private
members cannot be accessed outside the class and it is the
least permissive access level.

protected :
The scope of accessibility is limited within the class or
struct and the class derived (Inherited )from this class.
internal :
The internal access modifiers can access within the program
that contain its declarations and also access within the
same assembly level but not from another assembly.

protected internal :
Protected internal is the same access levels of both
protected and internal. It can access anywhere in the same
assembly and in the same class also the classes inherited
from the same class .

Answer / xxx

The last answer is wrong. internal and Protected Internal
not there in C++. Answer is relevant to C# not C++.

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