C# Beginner to advanced - Lesson 36 - Access Modifiers Part 2 (Internal and Protected Internal)

Internal and Protected Internal

Internal :

A member with internal access modifier is available any where with in the containing assembly.

We will get a compile time error if we try to access, an internal member from outside the containing assembly.

Protected Internal :

A member with protected internal modifier can be accessed by any code in the assembly in which it is declared, or from within a derived class in another assembly.

It is a combination of protected and internal.

In .Net world if we compile a project, an assembly is generated.

In .Net assemblies are of two types :

Executable File.

DLL (Dynamic Link Library)

Usually Console , Windows applications generate .exe files.

Web applications generate DLL .

Assembly contains Intermediate language of Project source code.

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