Differnce between private readonly fields and non private readonly fields

[DJ245]

hi, What is the major differnce between private readonly fields and non private readonly fields... waiting for reply... Regards, Prajilal

[Ashfield]

Exactly what it says. Private are private, public are public. Its a basic programming concept.

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[CPallini]

DJ245 wrote:

What is the major differnce between private readonly fields and non private readonly fields... waiting for reply...

'non'? :rolleyes: A readonly field cannot, by definition, be written. A private readonly field cannot be read too (only an instance of the class defining such field can) while (for instance) a public readonly field can be (publically!) read. :)

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[PIEBALDconsult]

Private fields are trickier to access by the public.