What potential issue might arise when using switch-case statements with enumerated types?
- Memory leaks.
- Switching to an incorrect case accidentally.
- Skipping the default case.
- Not handling newly added enumerators in the switch.
When using switch-case statements with enumerated types, if a new enumerator is added to the enumeration and not correspondingly handled in the switch statement, it can lead to potential issues or bugs. This is because the switch might not have a case for the new enumerator, and if there's no default case or if the default case doesn't handle it appropriately, the program can behave unpredictably.
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