POO: Scope / Visibility becomes OOP: Scope / Visibility
Introdução Se você não escrever nenhum modificador num membro de classe, ele vira private por padrão. E se você não escrever nenhum modificador numa classe de nível superior, ela vira internal por padrão. class Veiculo // sem "public" aqui, seria "internal" por padrão { double _combustivel ; // sem modificador = private implícito — CUIDADO, é fácil esquecer } Tabela completa de todos os níveis,…
In C#, class members without access modifiers are private by default, while top-level classes without modifiers are internal by default. A table of access levels shows that private members can be accessed only by the same class, protected members by the class and its subclasses, and internal members by any code in the same assembly.
The article demonstrates how to apply these access levels to a class and its members, including properties with different access levels for getters and setters. It also provides guidelines for deciding on access levels, such as making fields private and methods that are internal implementation details private.
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