Difference between static, readonly, and constant in C# (part | C# 1001 notes

Difference between static, readonly, and constant in C# (part 1)

static:

Declared using the static keyword.

Classes, constructors, methods, variables, properties, event and operators can be static. The struct, indexers, enum, destructors, or finalizers cannot be static.

Static members can only be accessed within the static methods. The non-static methods cannot access static members.

Value of the static members can be modified using ClassName.StaticMemberName.

Static members can be accessed using ClassName.StaticMemberName, but cannot be accessed using object.