Java switch statement multiple cases

Question

Just trying to figure out how to use many multiple cases for a Java switch statement. Here\'s an example of what I\'m trying to do:

switch (variable)
{
    c         


        

Answer 1

According to this question, it's totally possible.

Just put all cases that contain the same logic together, and don't put break behind them.

switch (var) {
    case (value1):
    case (value2):
    case (value3):
        //the same logic that applies to value1, value2 and value3
        break;
    case (value4):
        //another logic
        break;
}

It's because case without break will jump to another case until break or return.

EDIT:

Replying the comment, if we really have 95 values with the same logic, but a way smaller number of cases with different logic, we can do:

switch (var) {
     case (96):
     case (97):
     case (98):
     case (99):
     case (100):
         //your logic, opposite to what you put in default.
         break;
     default: 
         //your logic for 1 to 95. we enter default if nothing above is met. 
         break;
}

If you need finer control, if-else is the choice.