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A Comprehensive Guide to Enumerations in Java

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An enumeration in Java is a special data type that consists of a fixed set of named values. These values are typically constants, and they represent distinct, unique elements. Enumerations are defined using the enum keyword and are often used to represent a collection of related constants, such as days of the week, months, colors, or status codes.

Example 1: Basic Usage

Example 2: Using Enums in a Switch Statement

Enum Constructors and Methods

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