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After learning about conditional statements, viewers are now ready to create a switch statement. A switch statement is based on the same concept but is more efficient and easier to read once understood. Furthermore, it can address cases much more specifically.
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1. Conditional vs Switch
2. Switch statement definition
3. Example
4. Testing
5. Alternate Coding with Conditional Statements
6. Differences and Improvements
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