Going from Java
to C#
I have the following question:
In java I could do the following:
public class Application {
static int attrib
public class Application
{
static int attribute;
static Application()
{
attribute = 5;
} // removed
}
You can use the C# equivalent static constructors. Please don't confuse it with a regular constructor. A regular constructor doesn't have a static
modifier in front of it.
I am assuming your //... rest of the code
need to be also run once. If you don't have such code you can just simply do this.
public class Application
{
static int attribute = 5;
}