How-to articles, tricks, and solutions about ENUMS

To iterate over an enum in Java using a for loop, you can use the values() method of the enum type to get an array of all the enum values, and then use a standard for loop to iterate over the array.

The best way to create an enum of strings in Java is to define the enum type with a String field, and then specify the possible values for the enum as string literals.

In Java, it is generally recommended to use the equals() method to compare enum members, rather than the == operator.

In Python, you can represent an Enum (enumeration) by using the enum module or by creating a class that inherits from enum.Enum.

To get an enum value from a string value in Java, you can use the valueOf method of the enum type. Here's an example of how you might do this:

To use the values of an enum as string literals in Java, you can use the name() method of the Enum class. This method returns the name of the enum value as a string.