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 Consider the following basic Sway Enum called `StateError`:
 
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 The type `()` indicates that there is no additional data associated with each Enum variant. Sway allows you to create Enums of Enums or associate types with Enum variants.
 
 ### Using Sway Enums As Function Parameters
 
 Let's define a Sway contract function that takes a `StateError` Enum variant as an argument and returns it:
 
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 To execute the contract function and validate the response, we can use the following code:
 
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 In this example, we simply pass the Enum variant as a value to execute the contract function call.
 
 ## Enum of Enums Example
 
 In this example, the `Error` Enum is an Enum of two other Enums: `StateError` and `UserError`.
 
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 ### Using Enums of Enums with Contract Functions
 
 Now, let's create a Sway contract function that accepts any variant of the `Error` Enum as a parameter and returns it immediately. This variant could be from either the `StateError` or `UserError` Enums.
 
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 Since the `Error` Enum is an Enum of Enums, we need to pass the function parameter differently. The parameter will be a TypeScript object:
 
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 In this case, since the variant `InsufficientPermissions` belongs to the `UserError` Enum, we create a TypeScript object using the Enum name as the object key and the variant as the object value.
 
 We would follow the same approach if we intended to use a variant from the `StateError` Enum:
 
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 ## Errors
 
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 Thrown when the type being passed to the enum does not match that expected by it.
 
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 ### Using an invalid enum value
 
 Thrown when the parameter passed is not an expected enum value.
 
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 ### Using an invalid enum case key
 
 Thrown when the passed enum case is not an expected enum case value.
 
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