Swift Conditionals: Using the `switch` Statement
The switch statement in Swift provides a convenient way to create a conditional structure with multiple options. It allows you to choose a code block to execute based on the value of a certain variable or expression. Here’s an example of using the switch statement to check the value of a variable named name: var name = "Roger" switch name { case "Roger": print("Hello, Mr. Roger!") default: print("Hello, \(name)") } In this example, if the value of name is “Roger”, it will print “Hello, Mr....