Complete Modern C++ - Enums - Part II (Scoped Enums C++11)

The video tutorial explains the concept of enums in C++, highlighting their advantages in restricting value ranges and preventing implicit conversions. It introduces scoped enums, which solve naming conflicts by limiting the scope of enumerators. The tutorial also covers how to implement scoped enums, specify underlying types, and initialize enumerators with specific values. The use of scoped enums is recommended for better type safety and to avoid naming clashes.

What is the purpose of using an enum in C++?

How can you restrict the values that can be passed to a function using enums?

What are the implications of using integers with enums?

What happens if you try to use the same enumerator name in different enums?

Explain the difference between scoped enums and unscoped enums.

Describe how to create a scoped enum in C++.

What is the underlying type of scoped enums in C++?