Operator Overloading in visual C#

Implementation Quick Response Code in visual C# Operator Overloading

As you can see, each time through the loop, the statements associated with the case constant that matches i are executed. All others are bypassed. When i is five or greater, no case constants match, so the default is executed. In the preceding example, the switch was controlled by an int variable. As explained, you can control a switch with any integer type, including char. Here is an example that uses a char expression and char case constants:

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Energy (kcal/mol)

0.0840 0.1130 0.1455 0.1813 0.2199

Part I:

This program displays the following output: