Does enums rewrite Java's open / closed principle?

Question

In java, if we use an enumeration, and ultimately we want to add / remove an attribute to / from this enumeration, therefore, using it, we violate the open / closed principle in solid principles.

If so, what is the best way to use enums?

Answer 1

The answer is no, since OCP does not apply (and cannot apply) to Enums. Enumerations must be complete (contain all possible values) and static (static = final, non-mutable). You can see them as a small finite set of Value objects.

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