When are two enums equal in C#?

Question

I have created two enums and I know they are not the same but still I think it makes sense they would be equal since their string represent

Answer 1

Unlike Java, C# does not provide any facility for adding methods (such as operator==()) to an enum.

What I have done in the past when needing smarter enums is create an XHelper class (where X is the name of the enum), and I put all of the methods on it. Thus something like this:

public static bool EnumAHelper.EqualsEnumB(EnumA enumA, EnumB enumB)
{
    return (int)enumA == (int)enumB;
}

Though, I do not recall running into a case where I needed two different enums to signify the same thing.