C#•3y ago

less accessible??

Can someone explain what this error means?

5 Replies

You have something like this

internal enum Direction
{
    // ... 
}

internal enum Direction
{
    // ... 
}

public class GameState
{
    public Direction Dir { get; } 
}

public class GameState
{
    public Direction Dir { get; } 
}

This is invalid because Direction has a lower accessibility (internal) than Direction (public) The order of accessibility is private < protected < internal < public You can't have public properties have a greater accessibility than its type

bandzzOP•3y ago

Oh so internal makes it less accessible?

Thinker•3y ago

yep

becquerel•3y ago

internal means 'can only be seen within the current assembly' where assembly roughly equates to projects

bandzzOP•3y ago

Ohh thanks for teaching me.

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less accessible??

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