Difference between static, readonly, and constant in C# (part 3)
const:
🔸 Declared using the
🔸 Only the class level fields or variables can be constant.
🔸 The constant fields must be initialized at the time of declaration. Therefore, const variables are used for compile-time constants.
🔸 Constant variables cannot be modified after declaration.
🔸 Const members can be accessed using
const:
🔸 Declared using the
const keyword. By default a const is static that cannot be changed.🔸 Only the class level fields or variables can be constant.
🔸 The constant fields must be initialized at the time of declaration. Therefore, const variables are used for compile-time constants.
🔸 Constant variables cannot be modified after declaration.
🔸 Const members can be accessed using
ClassName.ConstVariableName, but cannot be accessed using object.