There are four access modifiers in C# which can control the access over the class members and functionalities as a part of data Encapsulation. They are:
- public – accessible for all classes
- private – Only accessible within the same class
- protected – accessible within the same class, or in a class that is inherited from that class.
- internal – only accessible within its own namespace, but not from another namespace.
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