# Task

Create a **Java program** that uses an `enum` called `CharacterClass` to **represent different character classes in a game**. Each character class should have **associated attributes** such as health points (`hp`) and attack points (`atk`). Implement a method `printStats()` that prints the statistics of the character.

>Note
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>The `this` keyword is used **to refer to the current instance of the enum** (character class) within the `printStats()` method.
Since `printStats()` is an instance method, it operates on a specific instance of the enum. Using this **clarifies that the attributes being accessed** are specific to the **current enum instance**.


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    <li>Define an enum called <code>CharacterClass</code> with different character classes (e.g., Warrior, Mage) and their attributes (e.g., hp, atk).</li>
    <li>Include a constructor in the enum to initialize the attributes for each character class.</li>
    <li>Implement a method <code>printStats()</code> within the enum to print the statistics of the character, including class name, health points (hp), and attack points (atk).</li>
    <li>In the main program, create instances of character classes and call the <code>printStats()</code> method to display their statistics.</li>
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package com.example;

// Enum definition
enum CharacterClass {
    WARRIOR(100, 20), MAGE(80, 30), ARCHER(90, 25), ROGUE(85, 28);

    // Attributes
    private final int hp;
    private final int atk;

    // Constructor
    CharacterClass(int hp, int atk) {
        this.hp = hp;
        this.atk = atk;
    }

    // Method to print character statistics
    public void printStats() {
        System.out.println("Character Class: " + this);
        System.out.println("Health Points (HP): " + hp);
        System.out.println("Attack Points (ATK): " + atk);
        System.out.println();
    }
}

public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // Test the enum methods
        CharacterClass warrior = CharacterClass.WARRIOR;
        CharacterClass mage = CharacterClass.MAGE;

        warrior.printStats();
        mage.printStats();
    }
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