java_enum.valueof

Java Enum.valueOf()

Java Enum.valueOf() is a static method in the Java Enum class that returns the enum constant of the specified enum type with the given name. If no enum constant is found with the given name, it throws an Java IllegalArgumentException. Introduced in Java 1995 with Java 1.0, valueOf() is commonly used to convert strings into corresponding enum constants, making it useful in parsing, configuration, and data processing applications.

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