Modern Java · interview question
In what situation might it be inappropriate to use an enum in Java?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
C. When the set of constants is expected to change frequently
Why
Enums are best suited for a fixed set of constants. If the constants need to change frequently, it can be cumbersome to modify the enum each time.
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