In Java, when a class is declared as 'protected', it is also given 'package' access automatically. i.e. a protected member can be accessed within the same package by other members.
But in .NET, 'protected' access specifier means that only subclasses can see it. If we want other members of a assembly to see the 'protected' class, then we need to put the access specifier as 'protected internal'.
Thus 'protected' in Java is equivalent to 'protected internal' in .NET
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