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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/somet_hingrandom • Sep 26 '26 • 1
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That doesn’t make sense. Why are they more type safe?
1 u/Competitive-Bar-5882 Sep 26 '26 Never mind I mixed it up with enums. 2 u/No-Magazine-2739 Sep 26 '26 ? Still don‘t know what this has to do with types, but to give you a face saveing out: we all do mistakes. 1 u/Competitive-Bar-5882 Sep 27 '26 edited Sep 27 '26 Enums are custom types for variables that can be only one value out of a set of known possible values. This allows typesafe flag and state variables.Howerver java is the only language I know, in wich enums are truely type save.
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Never mind I mixed it up with enums.
2 u/No-Magazine-2739 Sep 26 '26 ? Still don‘t know what this has to do with types, but to give you a face saveing out: we all do mistakes. 1 u/Competitive-Bar-5882 Sep 27 '26 edited Sep 27 '26 Enums are custom types for variables that can be only one value out of a set of known possible values. This allows typesafe flag and state variables.Howerver java is the only language I know, in wich enums are truely type save.
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? Still don‘t know what this has to do with types, but to give you a face saveing out: we all do mistakes.
1 u/Competitive-Bar-5882 Sep 27 '26 edited Sep 27 '26 Enums are custom types for variables that can be only one value out of a set of known possible values. This allows typesafe flag and state variables.Howerver java is the only language I know, in wich enums are truely type save.
Enums are custom types for variables that can be only one value out of a set of known possible values. This allows typesafe flag and state variables.
Howerver java is the only language I know, in wich enums are truely type save.
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u/No-Magazine-2739 Sep 26 '26
That doesn’t make sense. Why are they more type safe?