It seams that Microsoft's C# compiler would do things differently:
For small switch cases, like in your example with only two values "a"
& "b", the generated code would be something like that :
if(String.op_Equality(someString, "a"))
{
// case a
}
else if(String.op_Equality(someString, "b"))
{
// case b
}
else
{
// case default
}
But for larger test cases, it seams to use a more sophisticated
approach. in fact it uses a Dictionary<string, int>.
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