Programming against an enum in a switch statement, is this your way to do?

Question

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This is what I normally do when coding against an enum. I have a default escape with an InvalidOperationException (I do not use ArgumentExc

Answer 1

I'm a C programmer, not C#, but when I have something like this, I have my compiler set to warn me if not all enum cases are handled in the switch. After setting that (and setting warnings-as-errors), I don't bother with runtime checks for things that can be caught at compile time.

Can this be done in C#?