In C# we can convert an enum to an int by static typecasting as shown below:
int res = (int)myEnum;
Is any other way to do this conversion?
In C# we can convert an enum to an int by static typecasting as
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In C# we can convert an enum to an int by static typecasting as shown below:
int res = (int)myEnum;
Is any other way to do this conversion?
There are plenty of other ways (including
Convert.ToInt32as mentioned by acrilige), but a static cast is probably the best choice (as far as readability and performance are concerned)