C#

// Example of the FlagsAttribute attribute.
using System;

class FlagsAttributeDemo
{
    // Define an Enum without FlagsAttribute.
    enum SingleHue : short
    {
        Black = 0,
        Red = 1,
        Green = 2,
        Blue = 4
    };

    // Define an Enum with FlagsAttribute.
    [FlagsAttribute] 
    enum MultiHue : short
    {
        Black = 0,
        Red = 1,
        Green = 2,
        Blue = 4
    };

    static void Main( )
    {
        Console.WriteLine( 
            "This example of the FlagsAttribute attribute \n" +
            "generates the following output." );
        Console.WriteLine( 
            "\nAll possible combinations of values of an \n" +
            "Enum without FlagsAttribute:\n" );

        // Display all possible combinations of values.
        for( int val = 0; val <= 8; val++ )
            Console.WriteLine( "{0,3} - {1}", 
                val, ( (SingleHue)val ).ToString( ) );

        Console.WriteLine( 
            "\nAll possible combinations of values of an \n" +
            "Enum with FlagsAttribute:\n" );

        // Display all possible combinations of values.
        // Also display an invalid value.
        for( int val = 0; val <= 8; val++ )
            Console.WriteLine( "{0,3} - {1}", 
                val, ( (MultiHue)val ).ToString( ) );
    } 
} 

/*
This example of the FlagsAttribute attribute
generates the following output.

All possible combinations of values of an
Enum without FlagsAttribute:

  0 - Black
  1 - Red
  2 - Green
  3 - 3
  4 - Blue
  5 - 5
  6 - 6
  7 - 7
  8 - 8

All possible combinations of values of an
Enum with FlagsAttribute:

  0 - Black
  1 - Red
  2 - Green
  3 - Red, Green
  4 - Blue
  5 - Red, Blue
  6 - Green, Blue
  7 - Red, Green, Blue
  8 - 8
*/

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