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enumerate
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To count or list one by one. For example, an enumerated data type defines a list of all possible values for a variable, and no other value can then be placed into it. See device enumeration and ENUM.
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Many school counselors provide enumerative data that document such things as student contacts, parent or teacher consultation, or the number of guidance classes taught.
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