The Scope of Enumerators
The members of an enumerated type are called enumerators. For example: enum Direction { Up, // an enumerator Down // another enumerator }; int main() {} An enumerator’s scope is
The members of an enumerated type are called enumerators. For example: enum Direction { Up, // an enumerator Down // another enumerator }; int main() {} An enumerator’s scope is
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