The following codesimple question members, though not for me. What is being stored in the variable workday? Is the value of Monday which is 1 being stored or the string "monday."enum Days {Sunday, Monday, Tuesday); Days workday= day.monday;
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The following codesimple question members, though not for me. What is being stored in the variable workday? Is the value of Monday which is 1 being stored or the string "monday."enum Days {Sunday, Monday, Tuesday); Days workday= day.monday;
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Compile your program, run it and find out.
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Lol, I already tried figuring out or else I wouldn't have posted it here, frankly speaking. My guess is that "Monday" is being stored in that variable instead of 1. I'm highly positive of this but is the string Monday stored in it?
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Java is case-sensitive. The compiler also doesn't understand "plurals", so you would still say Days instead of Day (yes, Monday is a singular day, but the enum name is Days, not Day).
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If you tried you would know, after all, you can simply get the class of every object you create and print its name to the console:Originally Posted by fahman_khan75@yahoo.com
And if a String is stored then the result will be "String" and if not you will see what it is.System.out.println(myVariable.getClass().getSimpleName());
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