How the 'ONE' variable is considered a property(as it is said in one of the module)? There is no accessor here.

Question

class MathClass {
public const int ONE = 1;
}
static void Main(string[] args) {
Console.Write(MathClass.ONE);
}
//Outputs 1

Answer 1

I think it would be more appropriate if we call it a constant 🤔

Answer 2

I agree with you.

This is not a property. It is a field. To be complete a
const field.

A property has a get- or a set- method or both.

Answer 3

Why you put C tag? C# and C is not the same, or even nearly related...