how to do "enum" in java?

http://www.javaworld.com/<b>javaworld</b>/javatips/jw-javatip27.html

Also a good discussion here:
https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/20160731/how-to-do-enum-declaration-in-Java.html

public interface Color{
       int red = 0;
       int blue = 1;
       int green = 2;
}

public interface Color{
       int red = 0;
       int blue = 1;
       int green = 2;
}

public class A implements Color{
    int x;

  public A(){
     x = red;  /* used the constant value here */
  }
}

Here is another way to do enumerations:

Maybe you could do something like this:
public class Enum {
   public static final Obj APPLE = new Fruit();
   public static final Fruit ORANGE = new Fruit();
   public static final Fruit GRAPE = new Fruit();
   public static final Fruit MELON = new Fruit();

   private Fruit() {
   }
}

Then you could implement it with:
class Driver {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
         
         Fruit newFruit;
         newFruit = Fruit.APPLE;
         
         Fruit secondFruit;
         secondFruit = Fruit.ORANGE;
         
         if(newFruit == secondFruit)
              System.out.println("This wont work");
             
          secondFruit = Fruit.APPLE;
         
         if(newFruit == secondFruit)
              System.out.println("Aha!  There we go");
    }
}

oops, change the first class to:

public class Fruit {
  public static final Fruit APPLE = new Fruit();
  public static final Fruit ORANGE = new Fruit();
  public static final Fruit GRAPE = new Fruit();
  public static final Fruit MELON = new Fruit();

  private Fruit() {
  }
}

Yes thats pretty much exactly what is suggested in the article I posted above :)

:-)

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