What is the difference between declaring an enum with and without 'typedef'?
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The standard way of declaring an enum in C++ seems to be:
enum <identifier> { <list_of_elements> };
However, I have already seen some declarations like:
typedef enum { <list_of_elements> } <identifier>;
What is the difference between them, if it exists? Which one is correct?
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