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// A custom enumeration.

enum EmpType

{

Manager,       // = 0

Grunt,         // = 1

Contractor,    // = 2

VicePresident  // = 3

}

The EmpType enumeration defines four named constants, corresponding to discrete numerical

values. By default, the first element is set to the value zero (0), followed by an 

n+1 progression. You

are free to change the initial value as you see fit. For example, if it made sense to number the mem-

bers of EmpType as 102 through 105, you could do so as follows:

// Begin with 102.

enum EmpType

{

Manager = 102,

Grunt,        // = 103

Contractor,   // = 104

VicePresident // = 105

}

Enumerations do not necessarily need to follow a sequential ordering, and need not have

unique values. If (for some reason or another) it makes sense to establish your EmpType as shown

here, the compiler continues to be happy: