Switch-Case Statement in Java | Master DSA in Java by Hyder Abbas

A switch-case statement is a control flow statement used in programming to handle multiple conditions based on the value of a single variable. It provides a cleaner and more efficient way to execute different blocks of code based on the value of an expression compared to multiple if-else statements. The switch keyword is followed by an expression inside parentheses, and each possible value of the expression is handled by a case label. The break statement is typically used to exit the switch-case block once a matching case is executed. An optional default case can be included to handle any values not explicitly covered by the case labels.

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