If you wrote a program asking the user to enter a color (such as red, blue, etc.) would it be possible to use a switch statement to compare the user’s color to a program color? (In other words, could you use as case statement like this? case “red”:)
What will be an ideal response?
No, you could not use string “red” in a case statement. The switch only allows integer or characters to be compared in a case statement.
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