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2.41.5.Get underlying type of an enum: Enum.GetUnderlyingType()

using System;



enum EmployeeType : byte 

{

  Manager = 10,

  Programmer = 1,

  Contractor = 100,

  Developer = 9

}



class MainClass

{

  public static void Main(string[] args)

  {

    

    Console.WriteLine(Enum.GetUnderlyingType(typeof(EmployeeType)));

  }

}

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2.41.System.Enum
	2.41.1.	The System.Enum Type: GetValues, GetName and GetType
	2.41.2.	The System.Enum Type: GetNames
	2.41.3.	The System.Enum Type: enum value from a string, ignore case
	2.41.4.	The System.Enum Type: see if a specific value is a defined enum member
	2.41.5.	Get underlying type of an enum: Enum.GetUnderlyingType()
	2.41.6.	Get an enum's type, hex and value: Enum.Format()
	2.41.7.	Parse a string to an enum: Enum.Parse
	2.41.8.	Get all stats for an enum: Enum.GetValues()
	2.41.9.	Loop through an enum data type
	2.41.10.	Enum.IsDefined()
	2.41.11.	Enum elements compare

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