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I am using an enum for a class I am working on and I am using Google to look for examples to make sure I am using the enum correctly. I went to several sites including the MSDN site and enums are listed under public instead of private. I always thought that data members were private. Am I off base and if so why?
These enums are probably used in the class interface, right? Otherwise, it would indeed be cleaner to keep them
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