In a sense, internal is just another way of viewing it as “private to the assembly”. If i don’t need something to be reached by another assembly, then typing `i

In a sense, internal is just another way of viewing it as “private to the assembly”. If i don’t need something to be reached by another assembly, then typing `internal` when not necessary is just too much. Note: I’m ignoring <InternalsVisibleTo> csproj property.