C# Can a static constructor have parameter

In C#, a static constructor, also known as a type initializer, cannot have parameters. A static constructor is called automatically before any static members of the class are accessed or any static methods are called, and it is invoked without any parameters.

Here's an example of a static constructor in C#:

public class MyClass
{
    static MyClass()
    {
        // Initialization code for static members
    }

    // Other members of the class
}

In this example, the static constructor MyClass() is invoked automatically before any static members are accessed or static methods are called within the MyClass type. However, it cannot accept any parameters. If you need to perform initialization with parameters, you would typically use static methods or other mechanisms.