Question

What is the output of the following? enum temp { = High = 80, Medium 70, Low = 50 enum Water ܒܚܝܢ Trace = 1, Sustained = High 500 100, Water water = Trace; temp var = Medium; int value = water + var + Low; cout << value << endl;

Answer 1

It has the error " error: redeclaration of ‘High’".

There are two declarations of high in enum water and temp.

So as you remove that then the Output is 121.

as you print value of value ie

value=water+var+low=1+70+50=121

Correct Program & Output:

Run Debug Stop Share H Save { } Beautily Language C++ main.cpp 1 #include<iostream> 2 using namespace std; 3 4 enum temp 5. { 6 High=80, 7 Medium=70, 8 Low=50 9 }; 10 11 enum Water 12. { 13 Trace=1, 14 Sustained=100, 15 //High=500 16 }; 17 18 int main() 19-{ 20 Water water-Trace; 21 temp var-Medium; 22 int value=water+var+Low; 23 cout<<value<<endl; 24 return @; 25 } input 121 ... Program finished with exit code 0 Press ENTER to exit console. I