How do you introduce a ReadOnly property in C#?If you want
to define a property whose value can only be read but not set, then you
can do it using ReadOnly property in C#. ReadOnly is achieved by defining
only the get accessor method for the property. The property will not have
a set accessor method.
Here is an example: public class sampleClass { private string member1; public sampleClass(string member1) { this.member1 = member1; } public string Member1 { get { return member1; } } public static void Main() { sampleClass obj = new sampleClass(“sample message”); Console.WriteLine(“obj.Member1 = “ + obj.Member1); } } Output of this code will be: Obj.Member1 = sample message In this example, the property Member1 is readonly since it has only the get accessor method. If the Main method includes the following line of code: obj.Member1 = “test message”; Then you will get the following error since the property Member1 is readonly: Property or indexer ‘sampleClass.Member1' cannot be assigned to -- it is read only
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