Needs clarification on C# Flags

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Hi guys, i have this code:

[Flags]
public enum MyUriType {
ForParse,
ForDownload,
Unknown
}

and then:

MyUriType uriType = MyUriType.ForDownload;

but, I was wondering why this returns true:

if ((uriType & MyUriType.ForParse) == MyUriType.ForParse)

When it is not set in the second code group. Please advise.

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