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Old 11-17-2007, 03:43 AM
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Using enum types (with example)
Sometimes it is useful to have a set of values for a variable. Examples can be days of week, planets in the solar system, months of a year, grades of a course, directions etc. This control is useful specially when you are developing a software in a team. So you define boundaries of that type and others have to follow those rules.
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