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C# / CSharp Tutorial » Class » internal   7. 19. 1. Use internal The internal modifier declares that a member is known throughout all files in an assembly, but unknown outside that assembly. The protected internal access level can be given only to class members. A member declared with protected internal access is accessible within its own assembly or to derived types. using System;    class InternalTest {    internal int x;  }    class MainClass {    public static void Main() {      InternalTest ob = new InternalTest();        ob.x = 10; // can access -- in same file        Console.WriteLine("Here is ob.x: " + ob.x);      }  } Here is ob.x: 10 7. 19. internal 7. 19. 1.  Use internal 7. 19. 2.  Using Internal on Members

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