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Java enum and varargs
  

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import java.util.List;

enum GuitarInlay {
  NO_INLAY,
  DIAMONDS_AND_SQUARES,
  DOTS,
  TINY_DOTS,
  ABALONE_BORDER,
  ABALONE_ROSETTE
}

enum GuitarWood {
  MAHOGANY,
  INDIAN_ROSEWOOD,
  BRAZILIAN_ROSEWOOD,
  MADAGASCAR_ROSEWOOD,
  ZIRICOTE,
  BUBINGA,
  KOA,
  
  ADIRONDACK,
  SITKA,
  CEDAR,
  REDWOOD
}

public class Guitar {

  private String builder;
  private String model;
  private float nutWidth;
  private GuitarWood backSidesWood;
  private GuitarWood topWood;
  private GuitarInlay fretboardInlay;
  private GuitarInlay topInlay;
  private List features;

  private static final float DEFAULT_NUT_WIDTH = 1.6875f;

  public Guitar(String builder, String model, String... features) {
    this(builder, model, null, null, DEFAULT_NUT_WIDTH, null, null, features);
  }

  public Guitar(String builder, String model, 
                GuitarWood backSidesWood, GuitarWood topWood,
                float nutWidth, String... features) {
    this(builder, model, backSidesWood, topWood, nutWidth, null, null, features);
  }

  public Guitar(String builder, String model, 
                GuitarWood backSidesWood, GuitarWood topWood,
                float nutWidth, 
                GuitarInlay fretboardInlay, GuitarInlay topInlay, 
                String... features) {

    this.builder = builder;
    this.model = model;
    this.backSidesWood = backSidesWood;
    this.topWood = topWood;
    this.nutWidth = nutWidth;
    this.fretboardInlay = fretboardInlay;
    this.topInlay = topInlay;
    this.features = java.util.Arrays.asList(features);
  }
}



           
         
    
  














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