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How to use switch statement that match two values in one case with Swift

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let ch: Character = "b"

switch ch {
case "q":
    print("q")   
case "a", "b":
    print("a b")
case "c":
    print("c")    
case "z":
    print("z")
default:
    print("default")
}






/*
run:

a b

*/

 



answered Feb 10, 2021 by avibootz

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