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Tag: enums

I have an enum, but i dont know how can I use correctly?

I searched so long for what enums are useful. In my Opinion there are Variables with many keywords. So have to programming a program what Is used to manage a bank. My Enum has 2 Variables EINZAHLUNG(Deposit) and AUSZAHLUNG(Payout). So I have an class Menue which is provide to call the Methods. The menue would be chosen by an UserInput.

Get Values of variables under an Enum

I want to write into a file/print the constants of an enum, as well as the values of their variables. For example, here is what I thought of doing: However, I am not fully sure on how to do such a thing, as I only recently began working with reflection. This is the code that I currently have. Here is

UML modelling enumeration with attributes

I would like to create an UML diagram with Java enumerations (enum), that have one or more attributes, but I am confused about how to do it. For example an enum could be declared like this: Without the attributes, it is easy: But how do you model it with attributes elegantly? Should it be like this? I found only this

Case-insensitive matching of a string to a Java enum

Java provides a valueOf() method for every Enum<T> object, so given an enum like one can do a lookup like If the string passed to valueOf() does not match (case sensitive) an existing Day value, an IllegalArgumentException is thrown. To do a case-insensitive matching, one can write a custom method inside the Day enum, e.g. Is there any generic way,

Creating a Java Enum in Scala

My workplace has been experimenting in moving from Java to Scala for some tasks, and it works well for what we’re doing. However, some preexisting logging methods expect a java.lang.Enum. The logging method is defined in the (Java) base class, and the subclasses can define their own enums, which the logger will track across all instances in multiple threads/machines. It

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