You can convert to an enum value from its underlying type by casting the underlying type (e.g. int) to the enum type. However, when you cast a value that doesn't have a corresponding enumerator in the type, you don't get any sort of error. In the exa…
When you declare an enum, by default each enumerated value is represented internally with an int. (System.Int32 - 4 bytes). You can convert between values of the underlying type and enum values using an explicit cast. Because an enum is represented b…
Sometimes, if we want to do convert between two enums, firstly, we may think about one way: var myGender = (MyGender)(int)TheirGender.TheirMale; Obviously, it's dangerous, if the int value of TheirMale in TheirGender doesn't match corresponding MyGen…
Mojo C++ Bindings API This document is a subset of the Mojo documentation. Contents Overview Getting Started Interfaces Basic Usage InterfacePtr and InterfaceRequest Creating Interface Pipes Binding an Interface Request Receiving Responses Connection…
Enum in Entity Framework: You can now have an Enum in Entity Framework 5.0 onwards. EF 5 should target .NET framework 4.5 in order to use Enum. Enum can be created for the following data types: Int16 Int32 Int64 Byte SByte You can create and use an E…