“const correctness” in C#

Question

The point of const-correctness is to be able to provide a view of an instance that can\'t be altered or deleted by the user. The compiler supports this by pointing out when

Answer 1

To get the benefit of const-craziness (or pureness in functional programming terms), you will need to design your classes in a way so they are immutable, just like the String class of c# is.

This approach is way better than just marking an object as readonly, since with immutable classes you can pass data around easily in multi-tasking environments.