Define an enum called Season with four values: WINTER, SPRING, SUMMER, and AUTUMN.

Create a switch statement that takes a Season type variable, and prints a description of the typical weather and activities for that season.

The Season enum defines the four seasons.

expected output for calling the program with a WINTER, SPRING, SUMMER and AUTUMN values.

For winter print: It's cold and snowy. Time for skiing and drinking hot chocolate!

For Spring print: Flowers are blooming. A great time for hiking and enjoying nature! It's hot and sunny.

For Summer print: Perfect for going to the beach or having a barbecue!

For Autumn print: Leaves are falling. Enjoy the cool breeze and go for a walk in the park!

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There is no need for an input statement. You can assign a value to the enum variable or if you want to do research on Random in Java, you can assign a random season to the Season variable.

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here is an example program that uses enum and switch:

public class Main

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$//$ Define the enum

public enum TrafficLight $\{$ RED, YELLOW, GREEN; $\}$

$//$ Main method to test the switch statement

public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)$

$\{$

TrafficLight light;

$//$ create a variable of type TrafficLight enum

light $=$ TrafficLight.YELLOW;

switch $($light$)$

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$$ case RED:

$$ System.out.println$("$Stop$")$;

$$break;

$$ case YELLOW:

$$ System.out.println$("$Slow down"$)$;

break;

$$ case GREEN:

$$ System.out.println$("$Go$")$;

break;

default:

System.out.println$("$Invalid light"$)$;

$\}//$switch

$\}//$ main

$\}//$Main