C# what difference enum in namespace than enum inside a class

Question

i have a question about enums that the codes are below:

namespace space
{
    public enum MyEnums
    {
        Enum1,Enum2,...
    }
}

namespace space
{
           


        

Answer 1

Well syntactically the only difference is that you'd preface the enum type with the containing class:

MyClass.MyEnums.Enum1 

versus just

MyEnums.Enum1 

(in both cases the namespace is assumed to be covered with a using directive)

However, containing it within the class also lets you apply accessibility differently - you could have a private enum that is only usable within that class, while an enum within a namespace must be either public or internal.