There is little or no benefit to using a type smaller than Int32. You might require a type that is larger than Int32 if: 1) the enumeration values are flags and there are or will be many (>32) values, or 2) the type needs to be different from Int32 for backward compatibility. Avoid using an underlying type that is not integral.
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There is little or no benefit to using a type smaller than Int32. You might require a type that is larger than Int32 if: ...
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