.NET gives developers a lot of freedom. In every version new features are added to ease them in their daily work. One of the simplest things that have existed since the first versions of .NET framework are access modifiers. Using them one sets the access to a specific class/method. Public, private, protected… all are standard modifiers. If you have experience with an object-oriented language you must know them by heart. .NET provides another modifier – internal. It allows access to a method only in the parent assembly (the one the corresponding class resides in). Continue Reading…