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To my knowledge, the break is a best-practice use for switch statements to ensure no unintended cases match. This test does not work for the switch if you include a break after each case, but it should still have the same outcome.
I may have a gap in my knowledge here, but I couldn't find anything in the coursework addressing this. If so, please let me know so I do not go on mistaken.
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To my knowledge, the break is a best-practice use for switch statements to ensure no unintended cases match. This test does not work for the switch if you include a break after each case, but it should still have the same outcome.
I may have a gap in my knowledge here, but I couldn't find anything in the coursework addressing this. If so, please let me know so I do not go on mistaken.
Additional Context
No response
Suggested Changes
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: