In java, enumerations are actually classes. Thus, the java enumeration will allow methods, fields and interfaces. In C#, an enum is an enum. Nothing more, nothing less. However, we can achieve similar functionality to the Java enumerations via extension methods. For example, the following is a java enumeration.     1 public static enum Field {     2 ... [More]

Java allows enums to be defined in an interface. C# does not allow this. In the end abstract classes were used to implement some of these java interfaces in C#. However, one limitation is that multiple inheritance does not work for abstract classes. For a good comparison between C# interfaces and abstract classes, check out this article here.