Access Specifiers

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HI,

What is the meaning when we declare variables as

private int a=10;
protected string message="";
public int b=10;

at class level in c#.net .aspx page.(server side)

Posted 25-Feb-10 2:44am

raghuab123

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2010-02-25T03:14:00

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I think info is well hidden in the documentation: "Access Modifiers (C# Reference)".
:)

Posted 25-Feb-10 3:14am

CPallini

Lokesh Zende · Answer 2 · 2010-02-25T03:42:00

private int a=10;
Means its a private variable and you can not access it in child class derived from base class containing this variable.
You can access it within parent class only..

protected string message="";
Means it is also kinda private variable which can be accessed within parent class and immediate derived class

public int b=10;
Means you can access it all over you program

Hope this helps you
Regards. :-O