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- c# - Multiple cases in switch statement - Stack Overflow
In C# 7 (available by default in Visual Studio 2017 NET Framework 4 6 2), range-based switching is now possible with the switch statement and would help with the OP's problem
- c# - How add or in switch statements? - Stack Overflow
string GetCalendarSeason DateTime date switch 3 or 4 or 5 6 or 7 or 8 9 or 10 or 11 12 or 1 or 2 throw new nameof {date Month} Limitation: with this syntax, at the right of the => you cannot use curly braces ({ and }) for statements
- . net - Multi-variable switch statement in C# - Stack Overflow
If you want to switch and return a value there's a switch "expression syntax" Here is an example; note the use of _ for the default case:
- Evaluate Expressions in Switch Statements in C#
28 In a twist of C# fate, this has come all the way back around If you upgrade to C# 9 0, your original switch statement will now compile! C#9 0 has added Relational patterns to pattern matching in general, which includes switch statements You can now do some really funky stuff, like this:
- C# how to use enum with switch - Stack Overflow
Switch case enables you to reuse the same code block for multiple cases If you do - make sure to not use brackets
- Is there any significant difference between using if else and switch . . .
In the case of C#, this is also true, but for other reasons With a large number of strings, there is a significant performance advantage to using a switch statement, because the compiler will use a hash table to implement the jump
- c# - Switch statement inside a switch statement? - Stack Overflow
Better practice is to encapsulate the different behaviour polymophically inside different classes and try to avoid the switch statements if possible This is not always possible, and if you must use switch statements then I would not put another nested switch statement (or a collection of if statements) but would probably have a method call
- Inline switch case statement in C# - Stack Overflow
Inline switch case statement in C# Asked 15 years, 3 months ago Modified 2 years, 9 months ago Viewed 98k times
- Switch case: can I use a range instead of a one number
In C# switch cases are basically dictionaries on what to do next Since you can't look up a range in a dictionary, the best you can do is the case when statement Steve Gomez mentioned
- C# 8 switch expression with multiple cases with same result
How can a switch expression be written to support multiple cases returning the same result? With C# prior to version 8, a switch may be written like so: var switchValue = 3; var resultText = string
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