java_enum.name
Java Enum.name()
Java Enum.name() is a method in the Java Enum class that returns the name of the enum constant as a string. It is commonly used to get the name of an enum constant, which can then be used for display, logging, or comparison. Introduced in Java 1995 with Java 1.0, name() is frequently used in Java applications when handling Enum values in a string form.
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