How to use switch case instead of if statements?

Ken Ekholm

3y1kC#

Is it possible to use switch case instead of if statements with the code below this text?

if number > 20
{
    ............
}

if number > 30
{
    ............
}


if number > 50
{
    ............
}

if number > 70
{
    ............
}

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Aravind Govindaraj3y ago
Yes you can use a switch statement for your use case, typically we use a switch clause is for
- Multiple conditions
- Readability and maintainability
- Efficiency
- Efficiency
- Enumerations or constants
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Vishal Joshi3y ago

Hello

Try the below code same logic with the switch case statement.

switch (number)
{
    case > 20:
        // Code for number greater than 20
        break;
    case > 30:
        // Code for number greater than 30
        break;
    case > 40:
        // Code for number greater than 40
        break;
    case > 50:
        // Code for number greater than 50
        break;
    default:
        // Code for number less than or equal to 20 
        break;
}

Thanks

Rajkiran Swain3y ago

switch (number)
{
    case > 70:
        // Code for number greater than 70
        break;
    case > 50:
        // Code for number greater than 50
        break;
    case > 30:
        // Code for number greater than 30
        break;
    case > 20:
        // Code for number greater than 20
        break;
    default:
        // Code for number less than or equal to 20
        break;
}