C++ Tutorial for Beginners Ep#9 - Switch Case - SavvyNik
C++ Tutorial for Beginners Ep#9 where we learn about the Switch Case flow control. Switch Cases are used with non-changing values in C++ and want to control the flow of the program. Switch Case statements can also help you condense if/else if statements in some cases. This C++ Tutorial is for Beginners is intended for learning the concepts of C++. Use Visual Studio Code or any text editor to follow along. Make sure to subscribe so you can follow the series.
Switch Case statements help with organization and flow control in your program. They make sense where there are a bunch of known options such as arguments that a user will pass into the program. If you already know what the possible arguments are then a switch case can be used to go through each individual argument and make a decision on what to do next. Switch Cases are similar in a sense to if / else if / else. Let's explore how.
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