what is the main differnce between const,readonly and static
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Answer Posted / komilla shaheen
const is the keyword where we can intialize the variable
with some value which is constant throughout the program it
cannot be changed.
static is the keyword which is intialized at complile time
and had to change at compile time only.
readonly is for the varible which is readonly cant be
changed.
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