Python - Enums

Enums (Enumerations) in Python are a way of organizing sets of related constants under a single type. Using the Enum class from Python’s standard library enum module, developers can define immutable, unique sets of names and values, enhancing code readability and reliability.

Enums ensure that variable values are restricted to a predefined set of options, reducing errors and clarifying intent within the codebase.

Example: Enum Basics

In this example, we will explore how to define and use a simple Enum in Python.