Similar to if statements, switch cases operate the same way — by prefixing the keyword with the “@“ sign:

@{ int number = 2 }

@switch (number)
{
  case 1: <h1>The value is 1!</h1>
  break;
  case 2: <h1>The value is 2!</h1>
  break;
  default: ...
}

In the code above we’re evaluating an expression, number, and simply comparing the values to each case. If a value matches the expression, then the associated code block will be executed.

In this case, since the variable number is equal to 2, then the following HTML would be executed:

<h1>The value is 2!</h1>