where we are using all access specifiers in real time

ramakotaiah patti

where we use access specifiers in real time c # application and why we are using these access specifiers only...plz provide some real time example also.....

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Mayank9y ago
1. public class AccessModifier
2. {
3. //Available only to the container Class
4. private string privateVariable;
6. // Available in entire assembly across the classes
7. internal string internalVariable;
8. //Available in the container class and the derived class
  protected string protectedVariable;
  
  //Available to the container class, entire assembly and to outside
  public string publicVariable;
10. //Available to the derived class and entire assembly as well
  protected internal string protectedInternalVariable;
12. private string PrivateFunction()
13. {
14. return privateVariable;
15. }
17. internal string InternalFunction()
18. {
19. return internalVariable;
20. }
22. protected string ProtectedFunction()
23. {
24. return protectedVariable;
25. }
27. public string PublicFunction()
28. {
29. return publicVariable;
30. }
32. protected internal string ProtectedInternalFunction()
33. {
34. return protectedInternalVariable;
35. }
36. }
Mangesh G9y ago
Basically access modifiers are meant to set the accessibility of the Members in OOPS be it Class

1.Public

it is accessbile to all means there is No restriction to use it u can use it anywhere at anytime

2.Private
it is limited to class only class level an cannot be accessed outside the class

3.Protected
Scope is Limited to the class an its inherited members
4.internal
Scope is Limited to the namespace level an it cannot be accessed outside the assembly

So summing up the things considering the House
1.House has a Hall == It Becomes Public
2.House has a Bedroom == It Becomes Protected in case the relative can have access to the bedroom
3.House has a Locker== It Becomes Private as no one likes to reveal the things here not even the relatives too