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ActionScript 3 – Public, Internal, Protected, Private
This video tutorial covers “access control modifiers”. In ActionScript 3, you’ve seen the words “public”, “internal”, “protected”, or “private” in front of every function and this video explains what they do. I keep this as simple as I can and I try to avoid all that programming lingo.
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