Do these statements mean the same thing?
int x { get; }
readonly int x;
Do these statements mean the same thing? int x { get; } readonly int
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In answer to your question: There is a difference between readonly and {get; }:
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int x { get; }(which won’t compile as there’s no way to set x – I think you neededpublic int x { get; private set; }) your code can keep changing xIn
readonly int x;, x is initialised either in a constructor or inline and then can never change.