Question

what is switch case

Answer 1

Check this out: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/c-switch-statement/

Answer 2

switch case is used like if and else, but more simple, because u just need to atribute values to the cases, like

case 1 (begins if choseen variable is equal to 1)

his sintaxe is;

switch(variable_name):

case 1{
command here

break;}
case 2{

command here

break;}

Answer 3

It's kind of a shorthand way of testing for multiple possible values of a variable.

if (x == 1) {

    methodA();

} else if (x == 2) {

    methodB();

} else if (x == 3) {

    methodC();

} else if (x == 4) {

    methodD();

} else {

    methodE();

}

is the same as 

switch (x) {

    case 1: {

        methodA();

    } break;

    case 2: {

        methodB();

    } break;

    case 3: {

        methodC();

    } break;

    case 4: {

        methodD();

    } break;

    default: {

        methodE();

    } break;

}

Answer 4

A  Switch case is a programming construct that executes different blocks of code based on specified conditions.

Answer 5

Switch is an alternative for ladder if - else statements which allows user to execute multiple operations. It helps to reduce length of the code

syntax : 

switch()

{

case 1 : printf ("  ");

            break;

case 2 : printf(" ");

             break;

default : printf (" ");

             break;

}

Answer 6

so, a switch case, it is used same as if-else. but it is used when there is more number of possible cases. we have to pass an expression and we have to give different cases to check for the given expression and if any matches our expression then the given block of code is executed. otherwise a default case is also given which is executed when no case matches to our expression.

Answer 7

it is a condition that use for  run specialy part  of program that do if ,else or other any conditional statement .

switch(value);

do anything

Answer 8

It is a conditional statement, meant to substitube large ifs, and else ifs