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Enumerations in C++

Enumerations in C++

May 12, 20261 min read

  • cpp
  • programming

An enumeration is a program-defined compound type (such as references and pointers) that defines a restricted set of symbolic constant values which called enumerators.

There are two types of enumerations:

  1. Unscoped enumerations.
  2. Scoped enumerations.

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  • Array indexing using enumerators
  • Range based for loop
  • Unscoped Enumerations in C++

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