Java: anonymous enums?

Does Java have the possibility of anonymous enums?

For example, I want my class to have one variable, whose value can be one of 5 different settings. So obviously that variable should be an enum. But this is the ONLY place where that particular enum will be used. Normally I would declare an enum type right above the variable and then declare the variable to be that type, but I was wondering if there is a cleaner way. Does Java support anonymous enums?

Example:

public class Test {
    public 开发者_运维技巧enum Option {
        FirstOption,
        SecondOption,
        ThirdOption
    }
    Option option;
}

Is there a way to avoid declaring public enum Option and instead simply allow the option variable to be set to either FirstOption, SecondOption or ThirdOption with no notion of the "Option" type?

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No Java does not support anonymous enums.

Just declare them inside the class with no external visibility:

public class Test {
  private static enum Option {
    FirstOption,
    SecondOption,
    ThirdOption
  }

  Option option;
}