How many types of access modifiers in c#?

• Private 
• Public
• Protected
• Internal
• Protected Internal

Private - We can access private modifiers only inside the same class within an assembly.

Public - We can access public modifiers anywhere in an assembly and another assembly. E.g. - Same, Derived, and Non-derived class.

Protected - We can use protected modifiers only in the Same & Derived class within an assembly, it is not accessible in the Non-Derived class.

Internal - We can access internal modifiers in all classes within an assembly. E.g.- Same, Derived, and Non-Derived class.

Protected Internal - It is the combination of internal and protected internal access modifiers.

Public, Private and Protected.

The work of Access Modifiers is only to decide the accessibility of variable, class or object that where they can be access and where they cannot be accessed.