I have an enum declaration as:
enum qty { cars = 10, bikes = 9, horses = 9 ... } // total 28
How could I add up all the associated values of enumerator-list?
I have an enum declaration as: enum qty { cars = 10, bikes =
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I have an enum declaration as:
enum qty { cars = 10, bikes = 9, horses = 9 ... } // total 28
How could I add up all the associated values of enumerator-list?
You can’t know at runtime the contents of an
enumin C.Besides, this sounds like a misuse of enumerations. You should use them to define constants that you will use inside your code, not to store quantities or stuff like that which should otherwise be variable: enumeration values are immutable. Use integer arrays for that purpose; you can loop through these.