Java Switch Statement

Question

I have a problem using switch statement when I tried to deal with a special situation. For example, I have 3 cases: A, B, C.

• for A, I want to do statement_1 and st

Answer 1

When you use "case," use a switch statement first, and make sure you've got an initialized variable in it. Here's an example.

Use an initialized variable: i.e.

(String s=sc.nextLine();)

        switch (s) {
        case "Pepperoni":
            System.out.println("Pepperoni? Nice choice. Please wait............Ding! Here's your pepperoni pizza. Enjoy, and thanks for using the Local Pizzeria!");
        case "Cheese":
            System.out.println("Cheese? Okay! Soft cheese it is! Please wait............Ding! Here's your cheese pizza. Enjoy, and thank you for using the Local Pizzeria!");
            break;
        case "Mushrooms":
            System.out.println("Mushrooms? Veggie person, right? OK! Please wait............Ding! Here's your mushroom pizza. Enjoy, and thanks for using the Local Pizzeria!");
            break;
        case "Beef Bits":
            System.out.println("Beef bits? Like meat? Alright! Please wait............Ding! Here's your beef bit pizza. Enjoy, and thank you for using the Local Pizzeria!");

            break;
        case "Spicy Buffalo Chicken":
            System.out.println("Spicy buffalo chicken? Way to spice things up! Please wait............Ding! Here's your spicy buffalo chicken pizza. Enjoy, and thank you for using the Local Pizzeria!");
            break;
        case "Exit":
            System.out.println("See you soon!");
        }
    }

Answer 2

switch (variable) {
case A:  
do statement_1;
do statement_3;
break;
case B:
do statement_2;
do statement_3;
break;
}