Put Switch statement inside a for loop : Switch « Statement « C# / CSharp Tutorial






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using System;

class MainClass
{
   static void Main()
   {
      for (int x = 1; x < 6; x++)
      {
         switch (x)                        
         {
            case 2:                        
               Console.WriteLine("x is {0} -- In Case 2", x);
               break;                      

            case 5:                        
               Console.WriteLine("x is {0} -- In Case 5", x);
               break;                      

            default:                       
               Console.WriteLine("x is {0} -- In Default case", x);
               break;                      
         }
      }
   }
}

x is 1 -- In Default case
x is 2 -- In Case 2
x is 3 -- In Default case
x is 4 -- In Default case
x is 5 -- In Case 5




4.2.Switch
4.2.1.The switch Statement
4.2.2.Demonstrate the switch
4.2.3.Use a char to control the switch.
4.2.4.Empty cases can fall through
4.2.5.Use goto with a switch
4.2.6.A string can control a switch statement
4.2.7.Handle two switch cases
4.2.8.Put Switch statement inside a for loop
4.2.9.Switch without Default
4.2.10.Switch with only default
4.2.11.The switch statement with a user input from keyboard