Enumeration constants:
A) Must have unique integer values.
B) Can be assigned other values once they've been defined.
C) Must have unique identifiers.
D) Are declared using the keyword const.

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Enumeration constants must have unique identifiers within the same enumeration scope because they represent distinct values. Identifiers in an enumeration list must be unique to avoid conflicts and ensure clear, unambiguous references to each value.

Enumeration Constants