Detailed explanation of the difference between readonly and const in ASP. NET

const is a keyword that modifies a constant and qualifies that a variable is not allowed to be changed. Using const can improve the security and reliability of programs to a certain extent. It plays a very important role in program design and brings very convenient applications to developers.
Let's build a console application for testing:

public class Test
{
  public readonly string name = "George";
  public const string coname = "ABC Company LLC";
  public Test(string name)
  {
    // readonly  Modified variables can and can only be used in  Constructor (Constructor) is changed in   
    this.name = name;
  }
  public string _name
  {
    get
    {
      return name;
    }
    // You can't be right readonly Modified variables are carried out Set Operation   
    //set    
    //{    
    //  name = value; 
    //}   
  }
}
  
class Program
{
  static void Main(string[] args)
  {
    Test obj = new Test("Test");
    //readonly You can't modify the value of the variable, only in the  Constructor (Constructor) is changed in     
    //obj.name = "New Value";     
    Console.WriteLine(obj.name);   
    //const  The variables of are accessed directly through objects without instantiation  
    Console.WriteLine(Test.coname);
    Console.Read();
  }
}

Previously, I thought that readonly and const had the same function. Now I understand the difference between them. I don't know if you also understand it. I hope everyone has gained something!