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Thank you Siva Sankar for your comment!. I hope you meant internal keyword will try to post it soon.. Regarding dll, can you please tell what you want to know specifically.. So that I can deliver the same.. Thank you for your support.. 🙂👍

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[@c.s2vaishnavi.k655]

Sir one doubt sir
Protected la inhritance involve aagum pothu tha access panna mudiyum nu sonninga appo object use panni access panna mudiyathu sir

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Ethunaala object use panni access panna mudiyathu sir reply pannunga sir

[@DotNetTamizha]

Good question Vaishanavi! Protected members can be accessed in 2 ways. It will be available thru object of the contained class also available in the derived class (while inheriting). Hope it solves your doubt. Let me know if you have any further query!

[@c.s2vaishnavi.k655]

@@DotNetTamizha sir first point sonningala sir antha point koncham detail aa sollunga sir it will be available through object of the contained class intha point sir

[@DotNetTamizha]

Hi Vaishavi, Extremely sorry for the confusion. Here we go. The protected member:
1) Will be accessible with in the base class
2) Also available in the child class
3) It's not possible to access the protected member using parent class object in CHILD class.
Please use the below code for better understanding: Below is the explanation i want to gave you in my previous reply, somehow i stumbled.
public class A
{
protected int x;
public int y;
void basemethod()
{
x = 100;
A instance = new A(); // Create instance for class A
instance.x = 100; // With that object we can access the protected member
}
}
public class B: A
{
void method()
{
A inst = new A();
inst.y = 20;
//inst.x = 20; //This is WRONG! You can't access protected member using parent class A object inside child class
x = 10; // it will be avail in child class B since it's protected in parent class A
}
}
Hope this will clear your doubt!

[@DotNetTamizha]

Vaishnavi, The reason is simple, that's the nature of the keyword "protected". As per it's definition it won't be accessed thru "object" (i.e., in child class you can't access the protected member thru parent class object, it will be automatically available in child class). Still you have any query let me know! I'm happy to answer your doubts! :)

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Hi Rakesh, didn't get you?

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Sir private internal and private protected Kum podunga ...

[@DotNetTamizha]

Sure Nitheesh.. Thanks for your comment and support 🙂👍

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@@DotNetTamizha yes sir,thanks