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can somebody confirm this pls?
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Can confirm
Is "case expr:" really a label? You could put anything in there, like "case 42:". I don't see a label, but maybe I don't know what a label is in C.
In C# it's certainly a label, it's the same syntax and you can also jump to them with
goto, which is actually very convenient sometimes. As far as I know this is an ancient feature and seeing how early C# was mostly inspired by C, I would expect it to behave the same way there.What?
If I have a
case 42:in C#, I can issue agoto 42and resume execution after that case? Or how would that work?From what I know, labels are only an identifier followed by a colon, like:
Or just the label and colon on one line and statements following on subsequent lines. I've never seen a switch case expression being called a "label". Very new to me. Would love to see a minimal demonstration example. ๐
Edit: huh, I guess you can.
Yes, you would do
goto case 42;From MSDN: