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Switch Statements

switch ( expression )
statement

case constant-expression: statement

default: statement

Statements within the statement following the switch (which is usually a block, as described below) are labeled with constant expressions using case. The expression is evaluated (it must yield an int), and Epsilon branches to the case statement with the matching constant. If there is no match, Epsilon branches to the default statement if there is one, and skips over the switch statement if not.

A case or default statement associates with the smallest surrounding switch statement. Each switch statement must have at most one case statement with any given value, and at most one default statement.

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