Accessibility modifier "protected internal" - C#.NET

Describe the accessibility modifier "protected internal" in C#.

- The Protected Internal access modifier can be accessed by:

a. Members of the Assembly
b. The inheriting class
c. The class itself

- Its access is limited to the types derived from the defining class in the current assembly or the assembly itself.

- It can be accessed by any code in the assembly in which it is declared or from within a derived class in another assembly.

- It allows its members to be accessed in a derived class, containing class or classes within the same application.

- It becomes important while implementing inheritance.
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