UEnum::NumEnums appears to be returning one more than the actual number of elements in an enum.

A user reported that UEnum::NumEnums appears to be returning one more than the actual number of elements in the enum.

1. Create a new code project using the first person template.
2. Add a new code class to the project derived from UObject. Name the class MyEnumObject
3. Close the Editor.
4. In the header file for the new class, create the following enum:

   UENUM(BlueprintType)
   enum class EEnumExample : uint8
   {
   	EE_Dance	UMETA(DisplayName = "Dance"),
   	EE_Rain		UMETA(DisplayName = "Rain"),
   	EE_Song		UMETA(DisplayName = "Song"),
   };
   

5. In the default character class source file for the project, add the following includes:

   #include "MyEnumObject.h"
   #include "Engine.h"
   

6. In the constructor for the default character class, add the following lines of code:

   int32 NumberOfEnums = 0;
   
   UEnum* EnumPtr = FindObject<UEnum>(ANY_PACKAGE, TEXT("EEnumExample"), true);
   
   NumberOfEnums = EnumPtr->NumEnums();
   
   if (GEngine)
   {
   	GEngine->AddOnScreenDebugMessage(-1, 5.f, FColor::Yellow, FString::FromInt(NumberOfEnums));
   }
   

7. Build the project in Visual Studio.
8. Open the project in the Editor.
9. Start PIE.

RESULT:
The number "4" is output in the top left corner of the screen.

EXPECTED:
The number "3" is output in the top left corner of the screen.