How can we logically create an OR condition in a Java switch statement?
Suppose we have a switch statement in Java.
int i = /* some integer */; switch(i) case 1: break; // do something with 1 case 2: break; // do something with 2 case 3: break; // do something with 3 case 4: break; // do something with 4 /* . */ >
How can we create an OR condition using the switch statement?
We can logically create an OR statement by omitting the break lines.
Any case without a break line will trigger the switch-case fallthrough, during which the control flow will be directed to the next case line.
int i = /* some integer */; switch(i) case 1: case 2: break; // 1 or 2 case 3: case 4: break; // 3 or 4 /* . */ >