example of internal and protechted internal in c#.net

    internal class Class1
    {
        private int Member1;
        protected int Member2;
        internal int Member3;
        protected internal int Member4;

        private class NestedClass
        {
            void Test(Class1 foo)
            {
                foo.Member1 = 0; //OK
                foo.Member2 = 0; //OK
                foo.Member3 = 0; //OK
                foo.Member4 = 0; //OK
            }
        }
    }

    public class Class2
    {
        private void Method1()
        {
        }

        private int _Member1;

        protected int Member1
        {
            get
            {
                return _Member1;
            }
            set
            {
                Method1();
                _Member1 = value;
            }
        }

        internal int Member2;
        public int Member3;
        protected internal int Member4;
    }

The above access modifiers prevent direct access as seen by the following access attempts. These attempts produce compilation errors:
From the same assembly as the above classes:

    class Test
    {
        void Test1()
        {
            Class1 c1 = new Class1(); //OK
            c1.Member1 = 0; //Compilation error here
            c1.Member2 = 0; //Compilation error here
            c1.Member3 = 0; //OK
            c1.Member4 = 0; //OK
        }
    }

    internal class DerivedClass : Class1
    {
        private void Test2()
        {
            Member1 = 0; //Compilation error here
            Member2 = 0; //OK
            Member3 = 0; //OK
            Member4 = 0; //OK
        }

        private class NestedClass
        {
            void Test(DerivedClass foo)
            {
                foo.Member1 = 0; //Compilation error here
                foo.Member2 = 0; //OK
                foo.Member3 = 0; //OK
                foo.Member4 = 0; //OK
            }
            void Test(Class1 foo)
            {
                foo.Member1 = 0; //Compilation error here
                foo.Member2 = 0; //Compilation error here
                foo.Member3 = 0; //OK
                foo.Member4 = 0; //OK
            }
        }
    }

From a different assembly from the above classes:

    public class Test
    {
        void Test1()
        {
            Class1 c1 = new Class1(); //Compilation error here

            Class2 c2 = new Class2(); //OK
            c2.Method1(); //Compilation error here
            c2._Member1 = 0; //Compilation error here
            c2.Member1 = 0; //Compilation error here
            c2.Member2 = 0; //Compilation error here
            c2.Member3 = 0; //OK
            c2.Member4 = 0; //Compilation error here
        }
    }

    internal class DerivedClass : Class2
    {
        private void Test2()
        {
            Member1 = 0; //OK
            Member2 = 0; //Compilation error here
            Member3 = 0; //OK
            Member4 = 0; //OK
        }
        private class NestedClass
        {
            void Test(DerivedClass foo)
            {
                foo.Member1 = 0; //Compilation error here
                foo.Member2 = 0; //Compilation error here
                foo.Member3 = 0; //OK
                foo.Member4 = 0; //OK
            }
            void Test(Class2 foo)
            {
                foo.Member1 = 0; //Compilation error here
                foo.Member2 = 0; //Compilation error here
                foo.Member3 = 0; //OK
                foo.Member4 = 0; //Compilation error here
            }
        }
    }