Salesforce Apex Master Class (Ep. 28) - When to use Switch Statements vs. Conditionals In Apex
In this episode we go into detail as to when you would want to use a switch statement as opposed to a conditional statement in Apex and we look at some examples in Apex together!
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Table of Contents:
0:00 - Intro
1:08 - When to use a Switch Statement
6:49 - Conditional Statement Comparison
9:50 - Recap on when to use Switch vs. Conditional
12:24 - Outro
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