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// Error! SalesManager is not in the EmpType enum!

EmpType emp = EmpType.SalesManager;

// Error! Forgot to scope Grunt value to EmpType enum!

emp= Grunt;

Console.ReadLine();

}

The System.Enum Type

The interesting thing about .NET enumerations is that they gain functionality from the System.Enum

class type. This class defines a number of methods that allow you to interrogate and transform a

given enumeration. One helpful method is the static Enum.GetUnderlyingType(), which as the name

implies returns the data type used to store the values of the enumerated type (System.Byte in the

case of the current EmpType declaration).

static void Main(string[] args)

{

Console.WriteLine("**** Fun with Enums *****");

// Make a contractor type.

EmpType emp = EmpType.Contractor;

AskForBonus(emp);