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Please help me clear this switch statement concept!!
Answer 518387a7c3448cf0d20029d1
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The “case” is the IF.
case 0: echo "Apple"; break;
is the same as: if ($fruit == 0) { echo "Apple!"); }
. If you want to check for fruits, you would do it like this:
$fruit = "Apple";
switch ($fruit) {
case "Apple":
echo "The fruit is an apple";
break;
case "Banana":
echo "Bananas are yummy";
break;
default:
echo 'The fruit isnt a banan or an apple';
}
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1 comments
Thanks a billion dear ! :) I understood the concept now. Thank you very very much. I was waiting for someone to answer and finally its you.