what is the different between if-else and switch statment
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Answer Posted / bakhtiar khan wazir
IF Statement: Checks the value of data is less than or greater than. (in ranges).
example: can tell wether an input age is more than 18 and less than 60.
Switch Case: Checks the value of data that is prespecified. only equal to.
example: Can only generate output if the value matches. When the age is 18 or when the age is 60 . No comarison of data based on greater than or smaller than. Compares data based on equality.
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