Answer / Leena Rani

In C#, both const and read-only variables are used to hold constant values, but there are some differences:
- const variables must be initialized at the time of declaration and their value cannot change. They are compiled into the assembly itself.
- readonly fields can be initialized either at the time of declaration or in the constructor. They are stored as fields within an object and can have different values for each instance.

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