Answer / Bhagat Singh

In C#, when an Enum type is declared without any explicit initial values, it automatically gets assigned integer values starting from 0. For example: 'EnumType { Value1, Value2 }' will have 'Value1' with a value of 0 and 'Value2' with a value of 1.

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