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Which statement correctly describes a read-only property in C#?

AIt has only a <code>set</code> accessor and no <code>get</code> accessor.

BIt has only a <code>get</code> accessor and no <code>set</code> accessor.

CIt has both <code>get</code> and <code>set</code> accessors.

DIt has no accessors at all.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand property accessors
A property with only a get accessor allows reading but not writing.
Step 2: Identify read-only property
Read-only properties have no set accessor, so they cannot be assigned a value.
Final Answer:
It has only a get accessor and no set accessor. -> Option B
Quick Check:
Read-only = get only [OK]

Quick Trick: Read-only means only get accessor present [OK]

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