Enumerated Types:• An enumerated data type is a programmer defined data type. The elements in this type are defined by the user or programmer. These elements can be called as enumerators that represent integer values.• Below is an example to declare enum Books, with enumerator integer values.enum Books{CBook=208,JavaBook=890,CSBook=890};• From the above example, the Books.CBook enumerator is assigned the integer value 208. As the same way Books.JavaBook and Books.CSBook enumerators are assigned with the same integer values 890.• Enumerators and enum variables can be compared using the equal operator (==) as shown below.if (Books.CBook == Books.JavaBook){MessageBox.Show("CBook and JavaBook are equal");
