What are the scope of the class?
Answer / Awanish Kumar Dwivedi
In Visual Basic, a class can have three scopes: Public (accessible from anywhere), Private (only accessible within the module or class), and Protected (accessible within the module, its derived classes, and modules within the same project).
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