Answer Posted / soundararajan rajendran

Public
Protected
Internal(Known as "Friend" in C++)
Private
Protected or Internal

Public:
Any one can access the member functions and variables.
Protected:
Only child classes or classes that derive from this can
access.
Internal:
Classes within the same assembly can access but not by
child classes.
Private:
Accessible within the same class only.
Protected or Internal:
Member functions and variables can be accessed from the
classes which are in the same assembly Or can be accessed
from the the child classes.

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