What is the size of enum in c?
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Answer / Vivek Kumar Pranami
In C, the size of an Enum (enumeration) is equivalent to the size of an integer on your system. However, if you explicitly specify the enum's underlying type (e.g., enum MyEnum { A, B } myEnumType_t;), its size will be equal to the specified type.
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