There are four commonly used access modifiers that determine from where classes, methods, properties and fields can be accessed: private, protected, internal, and public. In this lesson you'll learn when to use each of these.
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C#: Reading XML from Files and Strings with LINQ
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C#: LINQ to Objects
C#: Generic Dictionary
C#: Generic Queue
C#: Generic Stack
C#: Generic List
C#: Consuming and Creating Events
C#: Extension Methods