What is the difference between readonly and const
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Answer / sabina
both meant for constant values. a const field can only be
initialized at the declaretion of the field. a read only
field can be initialized either in initialization or in
constructer. therefore , reaadonly field can have different
values depending on the constructure used
also a const field is compile time constant , readonly
field can be used for runtime constants
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Answer / chandan kumar
The read only keyword is different from the const keyword. A
const field can only be initialized at the declaration of
the field. A read only field can be initialized either at
the declaration or in a constructor. Therefore, read only
fields can have different values depending on the
constructor used. Also, while a const field is a
compile-time constant, the read only field can be used for
runtime constants as in the
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Answer / vishnu
a read only
field can be initialized either in initialization or in
constructor
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Answer / porchelvi.a
Constant:
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we have to initialize at the declaration itself
we could not change the value of constant variable.
Read only:
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we can not initialize the Read only variable during
declaration.we can initialize it in constructor only.after
that we could not change the value.Read noly is instance
based variable.
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