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This is a letter to the C# team, when you declare a class without accessor in a given assembly it will be
defined as private
Here is what you can see in the ildasm
A private accessor couldn't be applied to a class however
Ok let's assume that could you explain me this confusion in my mind at least, otherwise let's assume that private means internal !!!
The internal also will cause lot of issues please see this article
Is the C# internal keyword a code smell?
What I suggest is to let the non defined class accessor public by default in the next C# versions
Thank you
The complexity resides in the simplicity Follow me at: MCC 2011
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This is a letter to the C# team, when you declare a class without accessor in a given assembly it will be
defined as private
Here is what you can see in the ildasm
A private accessor couldn't be applied to a class however
Ok let's assume that could you explain me this confusion in my mind at least, otherwise let's assume that private means internal !!!
The internal also will cause lot of issues please see this article
Is the C# internal keyword a code smell?
What I suggest is to let the non defined class accessor public by default in the next C# versions
Thank you
The complexity resides in the simplicity Follow me at: MCC 2011
Continue reading...