C# Access Modifiers - Programming

In Object Oriented Programming Language (OOPS) Access Modifiers are keywords that set the accessibility of classes, methods, and other members. 

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Types of Access Modifiers in C#

C# Access Modifier defines scope for members. There are five type of access modifiers in c# :-

• Private : Accessible only with in a Class.

• Protected : Accessible with in a Class and in Derived Classes.

• Friend (internal in C#): Accessible anywhere within the current project.

• Protected friend (protected internal in C#): Accessible with current project and derived classes.

• Public : Accessible everywhere.

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