Difference b/w readonly & constant variable

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Difference b/w readonly & constant variable



Constant: Can not be static. Value is evaluated at compile time. Initiailized at declaration only. Readonly: Can be either instance-level or static. Value is evaluated at run time. Can be initialized in declaration or by code in the constructor.




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