In the C# language, the enum type (aka enumeration) is a user-defined value type used to represent a list of named integer constants. Enums are really useful when you want to generate dropdowns with well-known values (ex: a drop-down of weekdays, months, etc.), user-defined code flags.
Even though declaring enums is very straightforward, there are many things that are not clear about, and this is one of the topics that we will discuss. How, can we iterate through an Enum in C#?
As an example, I have created a list of enums for the weekdays:
Now, to get all the values of WeekDays, you can use the Enum.GetNames(typeof(type_of_enum)) then by using a foreach loop, you can navigate through all the Enum items.
When you run the project, this is the result that you will get.
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