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1. Usage of Enum...    coderanch.com

Hi All, There is a post by our fellow rancher Ade Barkah, in some of JavaRanch Forum. I read that and was amazed and confused by his/her findings.... Thanks for that... I will quote that example: We can declare an ENUM as a member variable of a class , as follows: class TestClass { enum myEnum { RED, WhatIsThis { void ...

2. What is the usage on enum types?    coderanch.com

3. Enum usage    forums.oracle.com

name() would return the variable name. unfortunately, you can't overide the name() method.since it's final. the op example does not need to have getName9) method, if the name is exactly the same as the variable name, but when it is different, then you will need some sort of method to return the name; otherwise, don't use enum, but create your own ...

4. learning Enum usage    forums.oracle.com

I'm not even going to attempt to look at that code. Whitespace is free, use it! Each statement should be on a separate line for readability. Look at examples you find in any textbook, tutorial or on the forum and follow the guidelines they use. Don't make up your own standards, nobody will look at it.

5. The simple enum usage    forums.oracle.com

6. Advanced Java enum usage    forums.oracle.com

Thanks for your reply, What i need though is to be able to pass the test methods different parameter sets for enum values ONE and TWO. So they would be overloaded but they would be specific to the enum values that they were declared for. The output will remain constant for each and I have previously tried the abstract route but ...

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