I have an enum like the following:enum MeasurementBandwidth{    Hz1 = 1,    Hz3 = 3,    Hz10 = 10,    ...}But I do not like the Hz1, and 1Hz is not valid as it starts with a number.Does anyone have an idea how to solve this more elegant?Why I am doing this:  I have an API, which offers a method like the following:  public double MeasureInput(double frequency, MeasurementBandwidth bandwidth) { /*...*/ }And the bandwidth only has a few possible values which can be used and I want to make it as easy as possible for the user to choose a valid one. Using an enum was the best solution I came up with, as it is directly visible from the parameter type, what values are valid.
Alternative to starting enum values with a number
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