Enums can’t have multiple value per name .
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The C standard grants the freedom to use different integer types to represent different enumeration types, but most compilers just use int to represent all enumeration types . Treating enumerations as just integers leads to some useful behaviors.
Read moreCan enum values be strings?
Every enum has both a name() and a valueOf(String) method . The former returns the string name of the enum, and the latter gives the enum value whose name is the string.
Read moreCan I store string in enum?
Enum constants can only be of ordinal types ( int by default), so you can’t have string constants in enums .
Read moreHow do I assign a string value to an enum?
Parse the string value into an Enum Enum. Parse(Type enumType,string value) – This method directly parses the string representation of the name or numeric value of enum member into enumType object. If the string representation of the name is not found, then it will give the exception.
Read moreCan enums contain numbers?
Numeric enums can include members with computed numeric value . The value of an enum member can be either a constant or computed.
Read moreHow many values can enum hold?
‘Enum’ initialization internally, uses two constants per value — a FieldRef and a Utf8 string. This gives the “hard limit” at ~32K values.
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