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Posted By: R Sudha       Member Level: Gold       Posted Date: 07 Dec 2005       Category: C#

Consider a declaration in a class.
public const int c=99;
This can be accessed in other classes by

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instant reference - create an instance of that class and access just like other fields
as a static member - access just like static members of a class
Not possible to access at all
None of the above




      
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