What is access modifier And its Types in C#

 What is an access modifier And its Types in C#

What is the access modifier?

Access modifiers are used to specify the scope of accessibility of a member of a class or type of the class itself. There are six different types of access modifiers.

Types of Acess Modifier in C#

a. Public:

Objects that implement public access modifiers are accessible from everywhere in a project without any restrictions.

b. Private:

Objects that implement private access modifier are accessible only inside a class or a structure. As a result, we can’t access them outside the class they are created.

c. Protected:

The protected keyword implies that the object is accessible inside the class and in all classes that derive from that class.

d. Internal:

For Internal keyword, the access is limited exclusively to classes defined within the current project assembly.

e. Protected Internal

The protected internal access modifier is a combination of protected and internal. As a result, we can access the protected internal member only in the same assembly or in a derived class in other assemblies.

f. Private Protected:

The private protected access modifier is a combination of the private and protected keywords. We can access members inside the containing class