Hi there,
This is my first post here, so please be kind
Have gone through the early chapters of this excellent book to great benefit.
A little question regarding the definition of 'protected internal' in page 242.
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The last two of these can be combined, so protected internal members are also possible. These are
only accessible from code-derived classes within the project (more accurately, the assembly).
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Other definitions follow along the lines of
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'protected internal' allows the member to be available anywhere in the assembly in addition to any classes inheriting the class (in the assembly or not).
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Do they mean the same thing?
Thanks in advance.
Well, while we're here, on page 257 it states:
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Interface members can’t be defined using the keywords static , virtual , abstract , or
sealed
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yet on page 259
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It is possible to implement interface members using the keyword virtual or abstract , but not static
or const .
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This is slightly confusing. Anyone able to clear the fog?
Protected Internal Members
