Is it possible to override the toString() method for Enum? What would happen if you didn't do this?

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"Yes, you can override toString in Enum. Similar to other classes, it also extends the Java.lang object and has the toString() method available. However, even if you don't override, your code won't be impacted. This is because the abstract base class of Enum does that for you and 'returns name,' which is the name of the Enum instance itself. This is a constructor of creating Enum, which is called by code and generated by the compiler in response to Enum type declaration in a Java program."