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So this is possibly the easiest homework I've ever given you.



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It's so simple in media.



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Case music.



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Podcast.



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Alvin, that's literally it, that's the whole thing, if you want to get smart about it, you might



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do something like this.



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You'd have a case here.



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Podcast will align these things all in a minute properly.



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There we go.



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So let's just drop that back.



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OK, so those are the two ways you could actually create that in first, the very simple way and the



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next one, assigning some strings.



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Now, a further note on where you'd use this.



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If I wanted a list of URLs to my server endpoint, I would probably store them like this in an enum



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so I could just go grab them wherever they are.



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And I know I always have the correct address for my server.