what is default access specifier for .net application

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i want what is default access specifier for hole entire .net application

Posted 9-Apr-12 8:11am

musale pradeep rao

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[no name] 9-Apr-12 14:34pm

And I want people to learn to search for the answers to stupidly simple questions.

Who will get their wish first?

musale pradeep rao 9-Apr-12 14:44pm

did u know tell me other wise leave it

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Apr-12 14:52pm

Why do you think he must leave it? In case you did not notice, he have you a practical advice already -- all you need it to follow it.
Did not get it yet? Read some documentation. And don't be so rude. You comment simply says: "shut up". And this is pretty rude.
--SA

musale pradeep rao 9-Apr-12 15:00pm

i am fresher in .net developer so that's way asking to this type of question,this question is ask to interviewer

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 9-Apr-12 15:04pm

...to interviewer?.. :-)
--SA

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-04-09T09:02:00

There is no one specifier for all objects within an application.
For classes and structs immediately within a namespace (i.e. at the top level) the default access specifier is internal
For classes and structs, properties, fields, enums and methods within a class it is private

However, it is a very, very good idea to absolutely state the access specifier at all times - that way you cannot make a mistake, and it forces you to think about what kind of access is appropriate for it.

See MDSN[^]

ZurdoDev · Answer 2 · 2012-04-09T08:58:00

Solution 1

http://www.dotnetfunda.com/interview/exam425-default-access-modifiers-in-csharp.aspx[^]

Posted 9-Apr-12 8:58am

ZurdoDev