aaryan
February 26th, 2007, 08:16 AM
hi all,
i have written some statements based on my understanding followed by some doubts.
protected internal allows the class members to be accessible within the assembly and from the derived classes.
is it not that, within the same assembly means from the derived class too. means, is it not that the derived class also resides in the same assembly. if so there is no necessity for this protected internal. just internal is enough, isn't it.
i don't know if my whole concept about assembly is wrong. plz correct me if i am.
i have written some statements based on my understanding followed by some doubts.
protected internal allows the class members to be accessible within the assembly and from the derived classes.
is it not that, within the same assembly means from the derived class too. means, is it not that the derived class also resides in the same assembly. if so there is no necessity for this protected internal. just internal is enough, isn't it.
i don't know if my whole concept about assembly is wrong. plz correct me if i am.