When you declare an enumerated type, the enumerators are assigned integer values, starting with 0.

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When you declare an enumerated type, the first enumerator is assigned an integer value of 0 by default, and subsequent enumerators are assigned integer values that are one greater than the previous enumerator.

When You Declare an Enumerated Type, the Enumerators Are Assigned