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Welcome back to Software Development!

The C# Programming Language Branching Looping Numeric Data Types if / else do / while bool switch / case / default while int / long break for float / double return foreach char / string try / catch / throw continue

The switch branching statement

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: } switch ( userName) { case “Korben Dallas multipass”: Console.WriteLine(“LeeLoo loves you”); break; case “Zorg”: Console.WriteLine(“LeeLoo will destroy you”); default: Console.WriteLine(“Be careful!”); }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: } switch ( userName) { case “Korben Dallas multipass”: Console.WriteLine(“LeeLoo loves you”); break; case “Zorg”: Console.WriteLine(“LeeLoo will destroy you”); default: Console.WriteLine(“Be careful!”); }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: } switch ( userName) { case “Korben Dallas multipass”: Console.WriteLine(“LeeLoo loves you”); break; case “Zorg”: Console.WriteLine(“LeeLoo will destroy you”); default: Console.WriteLine(“Be careful!”); }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: } switch ( userName) { case “Korben Dallas multipass”: Console.WriteLine(“LeeLoo loves you”); break; case “Zorg”: Console.WriteLine(“LeeLoo will destroy you”); default: Console.WriteLine(“Be careful!”); }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: } switch ( userName) { case “Korben Dallas multipass”: Console.WriteLine(“LeeLoo loves you”); break; case “Zorg”: Console.WriteLine(“LeeLoo will destroy you”); default: Console.WriteLine(“Be careful!”); }

The switch branching statement switch ( variable ) { case <option 1>: <code> break; case <option 2>: default: } switch ( userName) { case “tom”: Console.WriteLine(“LeeLoo loves you”); break; case “Zorg”: Console.WriteLine(“LeeLoo will destroy you”); default: Console.WriteLine(“Be careful!”); }

Clear and Unclear Windows