How to convert int to enum in C#? Type casting and Enum.Parse

Hello everyone! I'm a beginner C# developer and I've encountered a situation I don't understand. I have an enum for order statuses: ```csharp public enum OrderStatus { Created = 1, Processing = 2, Shipped = 3, Delivered = 4 } ``` From the database, I get a numeric status value as an int (for example, 2). I need to convert this int to an OrderStatus enum member. I tried simply assigning: ```csharp int statusValue = 2; OrderStatus status = statusValue; // Compilation error! ``` But I get an error: "Cannot implicitly convert type 'int' to 'OrderStatus'". I understand that C# is a strongly typed language, but how do I correctly perform such a conversion? I've heard about explicit casting and the Enum.Parse method, but I'm not entirely