When you define an enum, the individual values can be implicitly defined (one greater than the previous value), assigned to a constant, or assigned to any constant expression.
In the definition of the Moods enumerated type below, constant expressions are used for some of the values.
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| public const int HappyFactor = 42;public enum Moods{ NOMOOD = 0, Ambivalent = 1, Crabby = 10, Grouchy = Crabby - 1, Happy = HappyFactor, SuperHappy = 2 * Happy} |