enumitüüpide
Enumitüüpide, often translated as enumerations or enumerated types, are a fundamental data type in many programming languages. They represent a set of named constants. Instead of using raw integer values, which can be cryptic and prone to errors, enumitüüpide allow programmers to define a type that can only hold one of a predefined set of possible values. For example, an enumitüüpide for days of the week might include constants like `Monday`, `Tuesday`, `Wednesday`, and so on. This makes code more readable and self-explanatory.
The primary benefit of using enumitüüpide is enhanced type safety. When a variable is declared as an