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June 2, 2002 - Using the private Modifier

Yehuda Shiran June 2, 2002
Using the private Modifier
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Yehuda Shiran, Ph.D.
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The private modifier makes a member of a class or interface visible within that class or interface only. Any member of a class or interface, including nested members, can be marked with private. You may not combine the private modifier with any of these three: public, internal, and protected. Here is an example:

  class Demo {
    var NonPrivateVar : int;      // A non-private (public) field belonging to a class instance.
    private var privateVar : int;  // A private field belonging to the class.
  }
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