thingol wrote:
Dá a nítida impressão que ele faz o seguinte:
- As constantes enums são definidas (é como se fosse executado algo como "public static enum EnumTeste Teste = new Teste (1)" na definição da enum)
- A seguir, os blocos static são executados.

JLS wrote:
Any constructor or member declarations within an enum declaration apply to the enum type exactly as if they had been present in the class body of a normal class declaration unless explicitly stated otherwise.

The direct superclass of an enum type named E is Enum<E>. In addition to the members it inherits from Enum<E>, for each declared enum constant with the name n the enum type has an implicitly declared public static final field named n of type E. These fields are considered to be declared in the same order as the corresponding enum constants, before any static fields explicitly declared in the enum type. Each such field is initialized to the enum constant that corresponds to it. Each such field is also considered to be annotated by the same annotations as the corresponding enum constant. The enum constant is said to be created when the corresponding field is initialized.

Tecnoage wrote:ue???

cassio wrote:public static TipoSanguineo byValue(String abo){

agodinhost wrote:

cassio wrote:public static TipoSanguineo byValue(String abo){

Muito bom, gostei. Só o nome do método que poderia ser diferente né? getByName, getByString - acho byValue meio confuso.