Declaring strings public static readonly versus public const versus public static const

Question

In each project we have there is a file used to store the various SQL statements used in that project. There are a handful of variations on how the class is declared and how the

Answer 1

Given that you're using Visual Studio, a small benefit for using public const over public static readonly is the ability to use IntelliSense to "peak" at the const value.

e.g. Given:

public class Constants
{
     public const string ConstString = "Visible!";
     public static readonly string StaticReadonlyString = "Invisible!";
}