Shreya Bose

In programming, conditional statements are used for making decisions based on different conditions. Given certain conditions, different courses of action are taken based on those determinants. A programmer defines those conditions and if their boolean value evaluates to True, then some pre-defined action is taken, else, the code defined for the false value is computed. […]

Switch case came in handy when a huge amount of choices are present in a problem and repeated if-else statements make the code lengthy and difficult to read. In JavaScript, we can use a switch case to branch out in multiple directions based on different conditions. It is a more efficient and self-explanatory selection control