Php switch statement
A switch statement is like a series of if statement. We are comparing a value with many other values.
Pretend we have a script and want to greet our users.
<?php
$user_name = 'adam';
switch( $user_name ) {
case "dave":
echo 'Hello Dave.';
break;
case "dan":
echo 'Hello Dan.';
break;
case "bill":
echo 'Hello Bill.';
break;
case "adam":
echo 'Hello Adam.';
break;
default:
echo 'Hello Guest';
break;
}
?>
The above example is not the best use for a switch statement, but it gets the point across.
In the past I have used them to read a URL path for information or in functions for processing images based on the file extension.
Read more about the PHP Switch statement.
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