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Note

C# demands that each case (including 

default

) that contains executable statements have a terminating

break

or 

goto

to avoid fall-through.

One nice feature of the C# switch statement is that you can evaluate string data in addition to

numeric data. Here is an updated switch statement that does this very thing (notice we have no

need to parse the user data into a numeric value with this approach):

static void ExecuteSwitchOnString()

{

Console.WriteLine("C# or VB");

Console.Write("Please pick your language preference: ");

string langChoice = Console.ReadLine();

switch (langChoice)

{

case "C#":

Console.WriteLine("Good choice, C# is a fine language.");

break;

case "VB":

Console.WriteLine("VB .NET: OOP, multithreading and more!");

break;

default:

Console.WriteLine("Well...good luck with that!");

break;

}

}