Explain the differences between public, protected, private
and internal.
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Answer Posted / avinash
public means we can access the code or data in public that
is visible to others.
protected means the code or data can be within the system
and,or it has no access to it.and it is not available.
private means it can be accessesed only by the person who
has the access or key to it.
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