Can you discuss the differences between ordinal() and compareTo() in Enum?

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"CompareTo() mimics the ordering provided by the ordinal() method. This is the natural order of Enum. Enum constraints are compared in the order they were originally declared. Also, Enum constants are only comparable to other Enum constants of the same Enum type. Therefore, comparing an Enum constant of one type to another type will result in a compiler error."