When you inherit a protected class-level variable, who is
it available to?
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Answer / raja chandrasekaran
Protected class level variables can be accessed with in the
same class and accessed by the derived classes.Derived
classes can be in different assembly also. Even the
variables are private, it will be derived into the child
class. But the thing is, it is not accessible due to its
protection level.
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Answer / p.sahoo
Protected Class Variables Are Always Inherited in it's
derived classes.
But in the namespace it confused to me because in a
namespace we can set any type of modifiers.
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