PHP Switch Statement | Tutorial
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The switch statement compares the value of an expression against a set of predefined conditions, also referred to as cases.
If there is a match, the block of code associated with that case is executed.
In this example, we have a variable with the value Volvo assigned to it.
Next we've created a switch statement pertaining to the car variable, with four cases.
In the case that the car variable is equal to Volvo, we will output the text "You drive a Volvo".
In the second case, if the car variables value is BMW, we will output the text "You drive a BMW".
In the third case, if the car variables value is Honda, we will output the text you drive a Honda.
We then use the default statement to output the text, "You don't drive" if the car variable does not equal any of the cases defined above.