I'm having trouble trying to intepret what is being stated in the following C# documentations concerning Namespaces? [closed]

meaning-in-context programming

"Namespaces have no access restrictions." is a bit misleading.

It means that Namespaces have a public access level, but modifiers can't be applied to it, so that will always be the case.

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