Answer Posted / imatoria

The access modifier on a property applies to both its get
and set accessors, so different modifiers can’t be applied
for same property.
1. Public- Accessible outside the class through object.
2. Private- Accessible inside the class by member
functions.
3. Protected- Just like private but accessible in derived
class also but by member functions.
4. Internal- Visible inside the Assembly. Accessible through
members. Logic is same as global private.
5. Protected Internal- Visible inside the assembly and
outside the assembly through derived classes.

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