- C# Introduction
- C# Comments
- C# - The .Net Framework
- C# - Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for C#
- C# - .Net Core 8.0
- C# - Variables
- C# - Identifiers in Details
- C# - Memory Allocation for Data Types
- C# - Datatypes
- C# Strings
- C# - String and String Bulder in C#
- C# - Common String Methods Part 1
- C# - Common String Methods - Part 2
- C# - Split Methods
- C# - String Interview Questions
- C# - Special Characters
- C# Type Casting
- C# - Type Casting in C#
- C# - Boxing /Unboxing and Is/AS Operator
- C# Type Conversion
- C# - Conversion Methods
- C# - Parsing Methods
- C# - Custom Conversion Methods
- C# Operators
- C# - What are the C# operators available?
- C# - Assignment Operators
- C# - Comparison Operators
- C# - Logical Operators
- C# - Arithmetic Operators
- C# Math
- C# - What is C# Math
- C# - Trigonometric Functions
- C# - Math.Round()
- C# Boolean Values
- C# - What is a Boolean Value
- C# - Boolean Expression
- C# Conditions and If Statements
- C# - The If Statement
- C# - Ternary Operator
- C# Switch Statements
- C# - What is Switch Statement
- C# - Switch Keyword in depth
- C# Loops
- C# - What are Loops
- C# - Loop Over Arrays
- C# - Performance comparison between different loops
- C# Break
- C# - What is Break
- C# - Continue
- C# Arrays
- C# - Create an Array
- C# - Array in Details
- C# - Array of Class object
- C# - CRUD Operations on Arrays
- C# - Memory allocation for arrays
- C# - Array Pools in C#
- C# - Sort Arrays
- C# - Array Programs and interview questions
- C# Methods
- C# - Create a Method
- C# - Call a Method
- C# Method Parameters
- C# - Parameters and Arguments
- C# - Default Parameter Value
- C# - Multiple Parameters
- C# - Named Arguments
- C# - Method Overloading
- C# OOPS
- C# - What is OOP and Classes?
- C# - Abstraction
- C# - Inheritance
- C# - Polymorphism
- C# - Virtual and Override Keyword
- C# - Memory Allocation for Classes
- C# - Multiple and Multilevel Inheritance
- C# - Protected Internal With Real Time Use case
- C# - Question and Answers in OOPS
- C# Constructors
- C# - What is a Constructor
- C# - Type of Constructor
- C# - Primary constructors
- C# - Constructor Q & A
- C# Properties
- C# - Properties
- C# - Read and Write only Properties
- C# - Automatic Properties (Short Hand)
- C# - Computed Properties
- C# - 12 Properties
- C# - The Sealed Keyword
- C# - Static Keyword
- C# - Static Class
- C# - Question on Static Classes
- C# - Interfaces
- C# - Enum
- C# Files
- C# - Working With Files
- C# - Write To a File and Read It
- C# Exceptions
- C# - Handling Exception
- C# - Try and Catch
- C# - Throw keyword
C# - What is Switch Statement
Switch Statement In C#
The switch statement in C# is used to execute one out of many code blocks based on the value of an expression. It is often used as a cleaner alternative to using multiple if-else statements, especially when you need to check the same variable or expression against multiple values.
Syntax
switch (expression)
{
case value1:
// Block of code for value1
break;
case value2:
// Block of code for value2
break;
// Additional cases can be added here
default:
// Block of code if no case matches
break;
}
Details and explanation
- expression: The value that is evaluated in the switch.
- case valueN: Defines a condition to compare against the expression. If the expression matches the value of a case, that block of code is executed.
- break: Exits the switch statement. If not used, the program will "fall through" to the next case (C# requires a break or return statement to exit the switch block).
- default: This block is executed if no cases match the expression
