On 10/28/07, 洪海昆 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> switch ( ? ) { ---------------if the case can be a>b,what should be
> put in the blanket?
> case a>b : -----------does the case be "a>b"
Switch needs an int value to switch. While a > b does resolve to an
int (a non-negative one), all you are doing is testing its boolean
value, and you'd be better off using an if/then clause (it's more
obvious what you are doing). For switch, you want to use it when have
more than two different paths the logic can take.
> a nested programming ------can i put a nested programming here
Sure, you can even nest switch statements. But be careful, it can get
very convoluted if you go more than one level.
> break;
> }
-- Brett
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