C#.NET Enums — identify the correct statement about default values and member rules. Consider general behavior of enum members in C#.NET (underlying integral types, default starting value, naming rules, and assignment constraints). Choose the single correct statement from the options below.

Difficulty: Easy

• By default, the first enumerator has the value 0 (unless an explicit value is provided).
• The value of each successive enumerator is decreased by 1 automatically.
• An enum member name may contain whitespace characters.
• You can assign a non-const variable directly to an enum member at its declaration.
• Enum element values cannot be obtained from a database and used at runtime.