Anonymous classes are temporary classes that do not have a name and are used to temporarily store a set of related data.
Anonymous classes can initialize property values when defined, without needing to provide a constructor.
The properties of anonymous classes can be either read-only or read-write.
Anonymous classes are typically used in situations such as LINQ queries that require temporary storage of data, allowing for code simplification and improved readability.
The scope of an anonymous class is typically limited to the block of code where it is defined.
Anonymous classes do not support inheritance or implementation of interfaces, and cannot override methods.
