<ul><li>Enums are used in many programming languages to simplify code by defining a set of named integral constants.</li><li>Enumerated types provide better code readability by replacing ambiguous values with meaningful names.</li><li>For example, instead of using integers or strings, enums allow the use of Day.MONDAY to represent Monday.</li><li>Enums are particularly useful when there is a variable that can be assigned one of a few possible predefined values.</li></ul>

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