Assuming the following enum declaration exists:
enum Dog { POODLE, BOXER, TERRIER }
what will the following statements display?
- a. System.out.println(Dog.POODLE + “\n” +
Dog.BOXER + ”\n” +
Dog.TERRIER);
- b. System.out.println(Dog.POODLE.ordinal() + ”\n” +
Dog.BOXER.ordinal() + ”\n” +
Dog.TERRIER.ordinal ());
- c. Dog myDog = Dog.BOXER;
if (myDog.compareTo(Dog.TERRIER) > 0)
System.out.println(myDog + “ is greater than ” +
Dog.TERRIER);
else
System.out.println(myDog + “ is NOT greater than ” +
Dog.TERRIER);
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