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This document discusses Java enums, which define a fixed set of constants. Enums can have fields and methods like classes. They are useful any time a set of fixed constants is needed, such as for months, directions, or colors. Enums implicitly extend Enum and cannot extend anything else. They provide type safety and can be used in collections without boxing/unboxing. The document also describes EnumSet and EnumMap as high performance implementations for enums.
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