Item 2: Prefer readonly to const(Effective C#)

　　Compile-time constants are limited to numbers and strings. Read-only values are also constants, in that they cannot be modified after the constructor has executed.

　　You can use readonly values for instance constants, storing different values for each instance of a class type. Compile-time constants are, by definition,
static constants. 

 1  using  System;
 2  using  System.Collections.Generic;
 3  using  System.Linq;
 4  using  System.Text;
 5 
 6  namespace  EffectiveCSharpItem2
 7  {
 8       public   class  Person 
 9      {
10           public   readonly   int  age;
11 
12           public  Person( int  age) 
13          {
14               this .age  =  age;
15          }
16 
17           public   int  Age 
18          {
19               get  {  return   this .age;  }
20          }
21      }
22 
23       class  Program
24      {
25           static   void  Main( string [] args)
26          {
27              Person p1  =   new  Person( 25 );
28              Person p2  =   new  Person( 26 );
29              Console.WriteLine(p1.Age);
30              Console.WriteLine(p2.Age);
31 
32              Console.Read();
33          }
34      }
35  }

 

 

转载于:https://www.cnblogs.com/zhtf2014/archive/2011/01/08/1930800.html