To whom a method is accesssed if it is marked as protected internal ?
Answer / Pankaj Kumar Arya
A protected internal method can be accessed within the same class, derived classes, and within other assemblies in the containing project. However, it's only accessible from the containing assembly if accessed through an instance or a reference to a public member.
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