An Enum is a structure extending ValueType and not a Class. It not explicitly created on the heap memory.

Instead, it is a field within a Class and exist temporarily on the stack as a local variable. The cost of an Enum is typically 4 bytes. This is due to 32-bit word alignment.

Code Snippet to bind enum to a combo box

string[] enumString= Enum.GetNames(typeof(MyEnum));

foreach(string s in enumString)

{

comboBox1.Items.Add(s);

}

Happy coding !

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Praveen