An object of /type/enumeration that has a specified enumeration namespace. For each instance of the enumerated type, MQL creates a unique identifier, or key, in the enumerated namespace. Enumerated types allow you to refer to instances of the type easily by key value. For example, for the enumerated type /people/gender, whose enumeration namespace is /topic/en, the instances male and female may easily be referred to by the keys /topic/en/male and /topic/en/female.
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