In C++ you can write:
private:
int w;
string x;
protected:
int y;
string z;
is there something similar in C# ?
In C++ you can write: private: int w; string x; protected: int y; string
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In C++ you can write:
private:
int w;
string x;
protected:
int y;
string z;
is there something similar in C# ?
No, there are no regions with a specific access type in C#. Every member of a
classorstructmust have an explicit access modifier or accept the default access modifierprivate.Also, on the topic of access modifiers in C# compared to C++, C# has two additional modifiers
internalandprotected internal. The modifierinternalmeans that it is visible only within the defining assembly andprotected internalmeansprotectedorinternal(NOTprotectedandinternal).