#627 – Accessibility of Nested Types in a struct or a class

When you define a type within the scope of a class (a nested type), the accessibility of the nested type can be one of the following

• public
• protected internal
• protected
• internal
• private  (default)

When you define a type within a struct, the choices for accessibility of the nested type are more limited and include:

• public
• internal
• private  (default)

Remember that the outer type (the class or struct) has more limited accessibility choices:

• public
• internal  (default)