Multible cases

Per Jespersen

I know this is possible in Visual Basic. But is something like that possible in c#?

string a = "two"

switch(a)
{
        case "one", "two":
        DoSomeThing();
        break;
}

6 Replies

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Sam Hobbs15y ago
There is a checkbox above each reply; I don't know what it is called since the name has changed. You need to check the checkbox for the reply that helped you.
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Per Jespersen15y ago
Thanks all, that did it. How do I mark as resolved?
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Sam Hobbs15y ago
If your question has been answered, then please mark the post that answered your question. If your question is not answered, then please explain what "that" is; you provide sample code but you don't specify what in particular you are asking about.
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Hirendra Sisodiya15y ago
i am adding other scenerio

            string a = "One";
            if (a == "One")
            {
                DoSomeThing();
            }
            else if (a == "Two")
            {
                DoSomeThing();
            }

thanks
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Vulpes15y ago
This, incidentally, is the only situation where C# allows 'fall through' between cases.

If the cases are not empty, then you have to use 'goto case' if you want to jump to another case:

switch(a)
{
   case "one":
   DoSomeThing();
   goto case "two";
   case "two":
   DoSomethingElse();
   break;
}
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Raja Krishnamurthy15y ago

you have to use it like this:

switch(a)
{
        case "one":
        case "two":
        DoSomeThing();
        break;
}

HTH

Happy Programming!!!

Regards,
Raja