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Can we set the specifier of the main() method in C# as private?
Yes. When the access specifier is set as private for the Main() method, then other
assemblies may not invoke this class' Main() method as the starting point of the application.
The startup scope gets limited to the class in context itself. See code below:
C# Example
private static void Main()
{
//This code isn't invoked automatically by other assemblies
}
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