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Switch Case
Language: C++
A switch case is used test variable equality for a list of values, where each value is a case. When the variable is equal to one of the cases, the statements following the case are executed. A break statement ends the switch case. The optional default case is for when the variable does not equal any of the cases.
If Statement
Language: C++
The if else block controls decision making by checking true/false statements resulting in different executions of code, depending on if the result is true and if the result is false. There are three parts to the if-else block: if, else if, and else.