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Chapter 11.11, Problem 11.20CP
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Enumeration:
Enumeration is a user-defined data type which consists of enumerators; the enumerators are used to represent integer constants.
- An enumeration can be defined by using the keyword “enum”.
- By default, the values of enumeration type are filled with “0” to “n” sequentially and those default values can be changed when declaring the enumeration.
- In a sequence of enumerators, if the first enumerator is assigned with a “user-defined value” and the next enumerator is not assigned with any value, then by default the next enumerator will be filled by the value “user-defined value of previous enumerator plus 1”.
- The type name of an enumeration is optional; if name of the enumeration type is not given then it is referred as “anonymous”.
Syntax:
Syntax to declare an enumerated data type is as follows,
enum type_name {identifier_1, identifier_2, identifier_3, … identifier_n};
In the above syntax,
- “enum” is the keyword used to declare an enumerator.
- “type_name” refers the name of the type of the enumerator.
- “identier_1” to “identifier_n” are refers the list of the identifiers declared in the enumerator.
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