Prerequisite – Control Statements in C In C, the switch statement can have a default case, which is executed if none of the other cases match the value of the switch expression. The default case is optional, but it’s often used to provide a fallback option in case none of the other cases are appropriate. Syntax: The syntax… Read More »
Prerequisite – Control Statements in C In C, the “break” statement is used to immediately exit a loop. Here are a couple of examples of using “break” in different loops: Example-1: Print numbers from 1 to 10 using a “for” loop and “break” Output: 1 2 3 4 5 In this example, the “for” loop is used to… Read More »
Prerequisite – Control Statements in C The “switch” statement in C is a conditional statement that allows you to test the value of a variable against a list of possible values. It can be a useful alternative to a series of “if-else” statements when you have multiple conditions to test. Syntax: The basic syntax of a “switch” statement… Read More »
In this technological and digital age where everything is automated. We should prefer something which saves time and space and makes our work easy. Lucky for us C++ programmers, we have switch case statements. It is a great alternative to the If else condition statement. It reduces the amount of code to a very small size which saves… Read More »