The default type of Unscoped enum is int. This enum occupies as many ints as there are on your platform.
I just wrote a program and tested it:
cholerae@Lenovo-PC:~$ cat test.cc #include <stdio.h> enum Genera { INDEX = 0, BOND = 1, FUND = 2, FUTURE = 3, OPTION = 4, WARRANT_ = 5, STOCK = 6, ETF = 7 }; int main() { printf("%lu %lu\n", sizeof(Genera), sizeof(int)); return 0; } cholerae@Lenovo-PC:~$ ./a.out 4 4
Isn’t this the same? My system is 64-bit.
The default type of Unscoped enum is int. This enum occupies as many ints as there are on your platform.
I just wrote a program and tested it:
Isn’t this the same? My system is 64-bit.