Case insensitive matching in Java switch-case statement

余生颓废 提交于 2019-11-28 00:47:21

If you want to do that: just make sure the input data is in all lowercase, and use lowercase cases...

switch ("UPPER".toLowerCase()) {
case  "upper" :

....

Localization issues

Also, the ages old issue of localization strikes again, and plagues this thing too... For example, in the Turkish Locale, the uppercase counterpart of i is not I, but İ... And in return, the I is not transformed to i, but a "dotless i": ı. Don't underestimate this, it can be a deadly mistake...

Omoro

You try making everything uppercase or lowercase

String str = "something".toUpperCase();
switch(str){
case "UPPER":
}

or

String str = "something".toLowerCase();
swtich(str){
case "lower":
}

or even better use enum (note this is only possible from Java 7)

enum YourCases {UPPER1, UPPER2} // cases.
YourCases c = YourCases.UPPER1; // you will probably get this value from somewhere
switch(c){
case YourCases.UPPER1: ....
break;
case YourCases.UPPER2: ....
}

try

switch ("UPPER".toUpperCase()) {
    case  "UPPER" :

To avoid having to use the case expression to verify if it is lowercase or uppercase, I recommend that you use the following:

String value = String.valueOf(userChoice).toUpperCase();

This helps to make the conversion of lowercase to uppercase before doing the evaluation in the switch case.

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