// Restrictions_on_Using_Accessibility_Levels.cs
// CS0052 expected as well as CS0053, CS0056, and CS0057
// To make the program work, change access level of both class B
// and MyPrivateMethod() to public.

using System;

// A delegate:
delegate int MyDelegate();

class B
{
    // A private method:
    static int MyPrivateMethod()
    {
        return 0;
    }
}

public class A
{
    // Error: The type B is less accessible than the field A.myField.
    public B myField = new B();

    // Error: The type B is less accessible
    // than the constant A.myConst.
    public readonly B myConst = new B();

    public B MyMethod()
    {
        // Error: The type B is less accessible 
        // than the method A.MyMethod.
        return new B();
    }

    // Error: The type B is less accessible than the property A.MyProp
    public B MyProp
    {
        set
        {
        }
    }

    MyDelegate d = new MyDelegate(B.MyPrivateMethod);
    // Even when B is declared public, you still get the error: 
    // "The parameter B.MyPrivateMethod is not accessible due to 
    // protection level."

    public static B operator +(A m1, B m2)
    {
        // Error: The type B is less accessible
        // than the operator A.operator +(A,B)
        return new B();
    }

    static void Main()
    {
        Console.Write("Compiled successfully");
    }
}