Java: An Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming (7th Edition)
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Chapter 7, Problem 18E
Program Plan Intro
“enum” in Java:
- • Enumerations help the purpose of representing a collection of named constants in a programming language.
- • Enums in java are denoted by “enum” data type.
- • User can define their own data type using “enum”.
Syntax declaration for “enum” in java:
enum name_of_user_defined_datatype {Values of user defined datatype}
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