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Welcome his lecture.

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I'm going to talk about the multiple case conditions.

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Let's get started.

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Now, let's say that you want to find the other cities of France as well, to do that, you don't have

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to add another case clause to this switch statement.

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You can do it by using the multiple case conditions.

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Let me show you.

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For example, let's say that you want to print France and this is Leon to do that, I'm going to add

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a comma like this next to Paris.

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Then I just need to type the new Stenning Leon.

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That's it.

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It's that simple now when our list is Paris or Leon, it will print France or bandstands Tokyo, it

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will print Japan.

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By the way, you're not only limited to only two conditions here, you can add more if you want, but

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don't abuse it and please keep it readable all the time.

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Anyway, let me run this for you in the morning, Ed.

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OK.

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All right, here is the same program, let me run it with Paris first.

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OK, it says Paris is located in France.

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Good.

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Now let's try it with Leon.

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As you can see now, it's Prince France again, cool.

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Can guess which boolean expression the switch statement uses behind the scenes.

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Please post the video and think about it.

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Let me show you.

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Let's add, Leon, to this if condition here.

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As you can see, the multiple conditions here equals to this if condition, right?

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It just uses a logical operator.

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OK, let's run it now, Gourami Netco Leon.

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When I run it with Leon, both statements, Prince, France, this is because the switch and the if

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statement here are exactly the same.

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All right, the sulphurous lecture.

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Well, congrats now you learned about all the basics of the switch statement, perfect, seeing the

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next step I.