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It seems that VB.NET and C# readonly keyword have some differences…
Say, a ReadOnly property in C# can be assigned in some conditions, but in VB.NET – never?
In C#, readonly is a field modifier. It specifies that the field can be assigned to only on initialization or in the constructor.
VB.NET is the same, except that ReadOnly is also a property modifier. It specifies that the property cannot be assigned to – i.e., it is a getter.