Inaccessible due to its protection level?

Question

I\'m still quite new to coding in general, and while this simple program is only meant to be a test to learn how constructors work, I\'d still like to know why I\'m getting

Answer 1

If you want to access your integers a, b, and c from outside of the class they are instantiated in, you have to declare them as public. However a cleaner option is to use a property, such as:

public int A {get; set;}
public int B {get; set}
public int C {get; set;}

This sets up you up to potentially limit write access from outside classes, while still leaving the the properties open for reading, such as:

public int A {get; private set;}
public int B {get; private set}
public int C {get; private set;}