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• jlang64

  Oh,
  I also add that my question is valid for the classes that are compiled at the same time(in the same Assembly).
  

  
  
  

• rankind

  Hmm,
  I supposed that at the below codes, that are form the link that you sent, should not have created any error since both class are in the same default namespaces as in the Java.
  So I would like to ask that is not there any default namespaces concept in C#
  So if there is, why does the following ocde snippets create an error
  
  
  

  // Assembly1.cs
  // compile with: /target:library
  internal class BaseClass 
  {
    public static int intM = 0;
  }

  // Assembly1_a.cs
  // compile with: /reference:Assembly1.dll
  class TestAccess 
  {
    static void Main() 
    {
     BaseClass myBase = new BaseClass();  // CS0122
    }
  }

  
  
  

• Efim

  mert-1 wrote:

  Hmm, I supposed that at the below codes, that are form the link that you sent, should not have created any error since both class are in the same default namespaces as in the Java. So I would like to ask that is not there any default namespaces concept in C# So if there is, why does the following ocde snippets create an error

  
  
  The namespace isn't related to the internal access modifier, it is the assembly that is creating the hence around your class.
  Every class in every namespace can use your internal BaseClass as long as they are in the same assembly as the BaseClass.