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Accessibility keywords in C#


 Accessibility keywords in C#

The following is the list of accessibility keywords in C#.
  • Public – Visible in the current and referencing assembly.
  • Private – Visible inside the current class.
  • Protected – Visible inside the current as well as in the derived class.
  • Internal – Visible inside the containing assembly.
  • Internal protected – Visible inside the containing assembly, also in the descendent of the current class.
Next are the modifiers which refine the declaration of a class. Here is the list of all supported modifiers in C#.
  • Sealed – The class stops inheriting by any derived class.
  • Static – The class contains only static members.
  • Unsafe – The class that stores unsafe types likes pointers.
  • Abstract – No instance of the class if the Class is abstract.

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