How do you define Java enumeration values?

2 years ago
Isabella Edwards
1 minute

In Java, the enum keyword can be used to define enumeration types. Here is an example of defining enum values:

enum Day {
  MONDAY,
  TUESDAY,
  WEDNESDAY,
  THURSDAY,
  FRIDAY,
  SATURDAY,
  SUNDAY
}

In the code above, we have defined an enum type called Day and listed each day of the week as enum values. Each enum value is defined as an instance of the Day enum type, and these values can be used like other objects. For example, Day.MONDAY can be used to represent Monday.

Please note that enum values are typically named using uppercase letters to differentiate them from constants. All enum values in an enum type are instances of that enum type and can be accessed by their names.

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