The best way to compare enums

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Comparing Java enum members: == or equals()? 15 answers

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Use == . There cannot be multiple instances of the same enum constant (within the context of a classloader, but let's ignore that point) so it's always safe.

That said, using equals() is safe too, and will perform reference equality as well. It's pretty much a style choice.

Personally I very seldom find myself using if statements for enums at all. I favour switch blocks.

switch (c1) {
    case Brown:
        //is brown
        break;
    case Red:
        //...
}

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