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I do not understand the protected access modifier

By reading MSDN, it seems that I have class A Declare Protected Property in Class B has to pass class A and then use the property.

My problem occurs when I can not enter class BI in a safe way. Psuedo code below 

  class {{protected} steve {get; Set}} class B: a {} console app private foo = new class B (); Foo.steve = 3;   
 I think this code will not be compiled, I see the principle that I can not use Steve from the immediate version of B. Thanks a lot for your help.   
 
 
  protected  members can be accessed within the derived classes, but others For, it is such as  private  this means: 
 You can add  one  or  b  or any other derivative type of member  Steve . But you can not access  Steve  from the outside.

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