What is the Difference between read only and constant
variables?
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Answer Posted / vijay bhaskar semwal
some more difference
Unlike const, when using readonly, the value is set when
the instance is created. This means that you can specify
the value of the readonly in the constructor of your class.
Another difference between const and readonly, is that
const are static by default, where with readonly, you must
define it as static (if you want it to be).
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