protected access modifier in C# restricts the access to, access the class and it’s members within the class, the class where it is defined and it’s derived classes ONLY. In C# we use protected keyword to declare a class or it’s members as protected members. protected Access Modifier We CAN NOT create a protected class directly in the […]
C# – Access Modifiers – private access modifier
C# Access Modifiers restrict access to the members and classes. We have discussed a high-level overview of the Access Modifiers in the Article “C# – Access Modifiers“. private Access Modifier The scope of private access specifiers is local. That means if you declare a member within a class as a private member; you can access […]
C# – Access Modifiers – public access modifier
We have discussed access modifiers or access specifiers in our previous article “C# – Access Modifiers“. In this article, I am going to explain in more detail about “public access modifier” with examples. public Access Modifier The modifier allows all the class members and the class itself to access outside the Assembly, Namespace, or outside […]
C# – Access Modifiers
Access Modifiers – C# or access specifiers are used to define the scope of the class or its members defined in the class. That means, it restricts to access the classes and its’ members within the defined scope only; out-side the scope the classes or its’ members cannot be accessed. ‘C#’ provides the following access […]
C#: Classes – Access Specifiers & Inheritance
‘C#’ class members are accessible based on their access specifiers. I will write a separate article on class’s access specifiers in more detail. But here I want to give an high level introduction on access specifiers. Access Specifiers ‘C#’ provides public, private, internal, protected and protected internal access specifiers. Remember that the class members are […]