When you write an enumerated type declaration, you
A) are actually creating a special kind of class
B) do not enclose the enum constants in quotation marks
C) should use the standard convention of writing the enum constants in uppercase
D) All of these

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Enumerated types in Java are a special kind of class that defines a collection of constants. When declaring these constants, you do not enclose them in quotation marks, and it is a standard convention to write them in uppercase to distinguish them easily from other variables.

When You Write an Enumerated Type Declaration, You