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case statement

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case statement
In programming, a variation of the if-then-else statement that is used when several ifs are required in a row. The following C example tests the variable KEY1 and performs functions based on the results.

  switch (key1)   {
    case '+':  add();  break;
    case '-':  subtract();  break;
    case '*':  multiply();  break;
    case '/':  divide();  break;
                   }


For a more extensive example of the case statement, see the last example under "C."
case statement - switch statement


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