What is an Enum?
Enums are a way to define a set of named constants in TypeScript, making code more readable and maintainable.
Numeric Enum
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Custom Values
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String Enum
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Using Enum
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Enum vs Object
| Feature | Enum | Object |
|---|---|---|
| Type Safety | Yes | No |
| Readability | High | Medium |
| Usage | Constants | General data |
Best Practices
- Use enums for fixed values
- Prefer string enums for readability
- Use meaningful names
- Avoid overusing enums
Common Mistakes
- Using enums unnecessarily
- Confusing numeric values
- Not using descriptive names
- Overcomplicating enums
Conclusion
Enums provide a structured way to define constants in TypeScript, improving readability and maintainability.