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

What is the difference between a read-only variable and a constant
declared in a class?

readonly variables declared as public readonly int x;
and constants declared as public const int c=99;

Select Answer:

Both are same
read only variables can be assigned different values using multiple constructors but not constants
Values of both cannot change once declared
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