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I came across some Enumerators that inherited uint. I couldn’t figure out why anyone would do this.
Example:
Enum myEnum : uint { ... } Any advantage or specific reason someone would do this? Why not just leave it as defaultint?
One reason I can think of is that range checking is easier. Given that most enumerations start at 0, you’d only have to check the upper bound.