Answer Posted / vakil vijay vamangari

Public: With respect to the assembly the variable,methods of
public class can be access any where .

Private: This is default in c#.net.With respect to the
assembly the variable,methods of private class can be
access only with in that class only.

Protected: With respect to the assembly the variable,methods
of protected class can be access with in that class(base
class) and accessed in class which is derived from that
base class.

Internal(friend in vb.net): With respect to the assembly the
variable,methods of internal class can be access with in
that assembly not the outside of that assembly

Protected Internal: Protected + Internal
With with respect to the assembly the variable,methods
of this class can be access with in that assembly and
protected out side the assembly

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