A `case` line ends with:

aA semicolon
bA colon
cA comma
dA pipe

ব্যাখ্যা

Like if, elif, and else headers, every case line ends with a colon, which introduces the block of code to run for that match. A semicolon or comma is not used.

Kপূর্ববর্তী

C-17-Q058

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Jপরবর্তী

C-17-Q060

এই অধ্যায়ের আরও প্রশ্ন

C-17-Q060The default branch in a match block is written as:
C-17-Q061The default case runs when:
C-17-Q062In the match-based vowel/consonant program, the cases listed correspond to:
C-17-Q063With input a, the match-based vowel/consonant program prints:
C-17-Q064With input d, the match-based vowel/consonant program prints:
C-17-Q065The first version (using match) accepts only:
C-17-Q066In the alternative method (without match), the data structure used to hold all vowel characters is a:
C-17-Q067The membership test used in the alternative method is:

C-17-Q068

The alternative method is designed to handle:

C-17-Q069In if char in vowels:, what type does vowels need to support?

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A case line ends with:

ব্যাখ্যা

এই অধ্যায়ের আরও প্রশ্ন

A `case` line ends with: