What is a Java switch statement, and how can it be used?
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Answer / nashiinformaticssolutions
• If-else conditions are a common programming logic that makes it easy to do.
• Complex circumstances in programs with more intricate cases necessitate calling many methods; switch addresses this issue.
• The switch steers clear of multiple nested if-else expressions.
• The switch is usually quicker than using if….else statements in Java scenarios that produce a large number of iterations.
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Answer / glibwaresoftsolutions
If-else conditions are a common programming logic that makes it easy to do.
• Complex circumstances in programs with more intricate cases necessitate calling many methods; switch addresses this issue.
• The switch steers clear of multiple nested if-else expressions.
• The switch is usually quicker than using if….else statements in Java scenarios that produce a large number of iterations.
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