Multi-Case Statements

Question 1

A programming term that ends the process in a control structure, such as a loop or switch case statement.

Answer 1

Break

Question 2

A command in a switch case statement that serves as the option at the end of the statement which is executed when non of the other cases matched.

Answer 2

Default

Question 3

A conditional control structure in programming that functions as a multi-step if else statement, where several cases are started and examined during execution to seek a match, and then a command is executed when a match is found.

Answer 3

Switch Statements (case, switch, and default)