// Pantea Aria


// Enum

// Imagine you are working in a coffee shop ordering system.  
// We can make a type for coffee sizes with limited values, size_type  
// (instead of using characters like 'S', 'M', 'L').  
//
// enum size_type {SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE};  
// 0 for SMALL  
// 1 for MEDIUM  
// 2 for LARGE  

// Write a program that declares a variable of type enum coffee
// and assigns it the value LARGE. Then, print the value.



#include <stdio.h>

enum coffee {SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE}; 

int main(void) {

    // get memory for your coffee
    // declare a var of type enum coffee
    enum coffee my_coffee;
    my_coffee = LARGE; 
    // my_coffee = 2;
    if (my_coffee == LARGE) {
        printf ("the size of my coffe is Large\n");
    } else if (my_coffee == SMALL) {
        printf ("the size of my coffe is Small\n");
    } else {
         printf ("the size of my coffe is Medium\n");   
    }    
    
    return 0;

}