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Switch (i)
i=1;
case 1
i++;
case 2
++i;
break;
case 3
--i;
Output of i after executing the program
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Answer Posted / shruti
WHAT IS THE VALUE OF I BEFORE ENTERING THE SWITCH CASE???
if the values is something other than 1 , 2 , 3 there wont
be any effect, ASSUMING u have forgotton to give the curly
braces.
otherwise,
you will get an error, if the curly braces are not there
for the switch case.
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