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Greg Utas wrote:

all this shite.

raddevus wrote:

*youngster waves fist and starts..."Old man...!!!"

jathalls wrote:

Therefore if you are being as clever as you can be when writing the code, you will have no chance of debugging it.

string x = "test";

int y = x switch {
    "test" => 0,
    "test1" => 1,
    "test2" => 2,
    _ => 3
};

int z = -1;
switch (x) {
    case "test":
        z = 0;
        break;
    case "test1":
        z = 1;
        break;
    case "test2":
        z = 2;
        break;
    default:
        z = 3;
        break;
};

Jon McKee wrote:

Also you save space. 6 lines vs 15 lines

int z = -1; switch (x) { case "test": z = 0; break; case "test1": z = 1; break; case "test2": z = 2; break; default: z = 3; break; };

int y = x switch { "test" => 0, "test1" => 1, "test2" => 2, _ => 3 };

int z = -1; switch (x) { case "test": z = 0; break; case "test1": z = 1; break; case "test2": z = 2; break; default: z = 3; break; };

Jon McKee wrote:

(get wrecked Python nerds )

Cp-Coder wrote:

Tonight I will have nightmares of vicious IDEs chasing after me to correct all my many mistakes!

M.D.V.

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