How do I use enumerations in C?

How do I use enumerations in C?

Enumerations in C allow you to define a variable that can hold a set of predefined constants. You can declare an enumeration using the enum keyword.

Can you give me an example of how to declare and use an enum?

Sure! Here's a simple example:

enum Color { RED, GREEN, BLUE };
Color myColor = RED;

This defines an enum called Color with three values.

How do I print the value of an enum?

You can print the value of an enum by casting it to an integer or using a switch statement to display the corresponding string.

What are the benefits of using enumerations?

Enumerations improve code readability and maintainability by giving meaningful names to sets of related constants.