enum compile error

[Enkita mody]

interface Enumable
{
	enum Coffee {"HUGE","BIG","OVERWHELM"}
}
class  EnumTest implements Enumable
{
    Coffee c=Coffee.BIG;
	public static void main(String[] args) 
	{
		EnumTest obj=new EnumTest();
		System.out.println(obj.c);
	}
}

[Enkita mody]

Oh.. got it.I thought, it should take string literal.

[Waldemar Macijewski]

Umm, call me an amatuer but your code looks strange from the start. First you declare an interface but never actually implement anything, then you have enumeration declared inside interface. Enum constants (or objects) are implicitly final, so do fields in interfaces, so would you need both? While I don't know if this the right practise, but this post might be useful for both of us. Also you usually access enum constants in a static way: EnumName.Member. There was a similiar post some time ago.

[Enkita mody]

Okti Wmcijewski wrote:Umm, call me an amatuer but your code looks strange from the start. First you declare an interface but never actually implement anything, then you have enumeration declared inside interface. Enum constants (or objects) are implicitly final, so do fields in interfaces, so would you need both? While I don't know if this the right practise, but this post might be useful for both of us. Also you usually access enum constants in a static way: EnumName.Member. There was a similiar post some time ago.

Thank you ,i will read those posts.