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Protected Member Accessibility
The protected access level is like the private access level, except that it allows classes derived
from the class to access the member. Figure 7-18 illustrates protected accessibility. Notice that
even classes outside the assembly that are derived from the class have access to the member.
Figure 7-18. Protected member accessibility
Internal Member Accessibility
Members marked internal are visible to all the classes in the assembly, but not to classes out-
side the assembly, as shown in Figure 7-19.
Figure 7-19. Internal member accessibility
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