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//
// The SWITCH statement is a replacement for the DO CASE statement
// The biggest difference is that the expression (in this case sDeveloper) is only evaluated once.
// which will have a performance benefit over the DO CASE statement
// Empty statement lists for a CASE are allowed. In that case the labels share the code (see CHRIS and NIKOS below)
//
// Please note that EXIT statements inside a switch are not allowed, however RETURN, LOOP and THROW are allowed.
using System.Collections.Generic
 
Function Start() as void
  FOREACH VAR sDeveloper in GetDevelopers()
     SWITCH sDeveloper:ToUpper()
    CASE "FABRICE"
        ? sDeveloper, "France"
    CASE "CHRIS"
    CASE "NIKOS"
        ? sDeveloper, "Greece"
    CASE "ROBERT"
        ? sDeveloper, "The Netherlands"
    OTHERWISE
        ? sDeveloper, "Earth"
    END SWITCH
  NEXT
    Console.ReadKey()
  RETURN  
 
 
FUNCTION GetDevelopers as List<String>
VAR aList := List<String>{}
aList:AddRange(<string>{ "Chris", "Fabrice", "Nikos", "Robert", "YourName" } )
RETURN aList