What does protected internal access modifier mean?



What does protected internal access modifier mean?..

Answer / Santosh Kumar Verma

The protected internal access modifier in C# allows a member to be accessed within its own assembly as well as from derived classes and other assemblies. It's a combination of the protected and internal modifiers.

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