why cannot declare const static string inside a class? Have to use static readonly
why cannot declare const static string inside a class? Have to use static readonly
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why cannot declare const static string inside a class? Have to use static readonly
In the C# language (as well as PHP),
constis implicitlystatic, so you don’t use both keywords together. This is unlike C and C++ whereconstdoesn’t say if a variable is static or not, just that its value is not modifiable.You declare a constant string like this:
There’s a slight difference between
constfields and staticreadonlyfields too, but both are similar in that you can’t change their values. Details are in this question.