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HI Havadema,
Internal is not the same as private. Internal is an access modifier unique to .NET (as far as I know). (I think) You can not use the private access modifier in classes unless they are types within a class.
Internal however refers to classes that are only accessable to other classes within the same assembly and not the entire programme.
Hi Madkour,
Thank you for your remarks, I had something mixed up, class-methods are by default private, but classes are different stuff. So probably you are right.
Thanks,
Regards, hevadema.
Chapter 9 Class definitions
