/* 
This is to demonstrate how enums are just syntactic sugar. But this is not complete. What about hashValue, equals, compareTo, name, toString?
*/
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package com.example;

import java.awt.Color;

public final class MyEnum {
	public static final MyEnum ENUM_APPLE = new MyEnum(Color.GREEN);
	public static final MyEnum ENUM_BANANA = new MyEnum(Color.YELLOW);
	private final Color color;

	private MyEnum(final Color _color) {
		this.color = _color;
	}

	public Color getColor() {
		// OK, because Color is immutable. Otherwise return a clone:
		return color;
	}
}
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public enum MyEnum {
	ENUM_APPLE (Color.GREEN), ENUM_BANANA (Color.YELLOW);
	private final Color color;
	
	private MyEnum(final Color _color) {
		this.color = _color;
	}

	public Color getColor() {
		// OK, because Color is immutable. Otherwise return a clone:
		return color;
	}
}