Enums in C# are generally backed by the underlying type int (actually System.Int32). This is a signed value ranging from -2 billion to positive 2 billion (a little over, actually, 2.147 billion). However, this underlying type can be overridden e.g. enum Selection : sbyte. Now the enum is a signed 8 bit integer (ranging from -128 to 127). Note, however, that the base type of Selection is System.Enum and not sbyte! Forget what you know about base type specification!
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