Define Constants and Enumerations in .NET - DOT.NET

Define Constants and Enumerations in .NET.

Constants are values which are known at compile time and do not change.

Example:
Module Module1
     Sub Main()
          Const abc = "100.00"
          Console.WriteLine(abc)
     End Sub
End Module

An enumeration is a named constant. Enum provides methods to:

- compare instances of classes,
- convert the instance values to strings,
- convert strings to an instance of a class,
- create instance of a specified enumeration and value
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