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The following code executes the switch statement five times, with the value of x ranging from 1 to 5. From the output, you can tell which case section was executed on each cycle through the loop. for( int x=1; x<6; x++ ) { switch( x ) // Evaluate the value of variable x. { case 2: // If x equals 2 Console.WriteLine ("x is {0} -- In Case 2", x); break; // Go to end of switch. case 5: Console.WriteLine ("x is {0} -- In Case 5", x); break; default: // If x is neither 2 nor 5 Console.WriteLine ("x is {0} -- In Default case", x); break; // Go to end of switch. } } This code produces the following output: x x x x x is is is is is 1 2 3 4 5 -----In In In In In Default case Case 2 Default case Default case Case 5 // If x equals 5

As shown in Listing 2-7, running the program generates lots of output due to the printf() statements. Each time an element is fetched from the source map, removed from the source map, offered to the deque, or removed from the deque, an output line is generated. Notice how the act of offering happens multiple times while the deque is full.

A switch statement can have any number of switch sections, including none (although with none, you ll get a compiler warning). The default section is not required, as shown in the following example. It is, however, generally considered good practice to include it, since it can catch potential errors. For example, the switch statement in the following code has no default section. The switch statement is inside a for loop, which executes the statement five times, with the value of x starting at 1 and ending at 5. for( int x=1; x<6; x++ ) { switch( x ) { case 5: Console.WriteLine("x is {0} -- In Case 5", x); break; } } This code produces the following output:

The heart of function orientation might be most simply identified by a parallel. A group of functions can have many levels of logic. Each level can be a function of its own, which is located directly after the next higher level (its calling function) or sequentially after others of the same level. So, two functions of the same level can be separated by lower-level functions. Drawn out, the effect is of each level wrapping the ones below it. The tangible benefit of this is that any functional group is one contiguous segment of code, and moving any functional group is one big step instead of many little steps. This is an extension to function-oriented concepts. (An even simpler parallel and extension is the organization of a multidimensional array. Grouping items of the same owner together, instead of items of the same type, allows all of the items of any owner to be copied in one big step, instead of many little steps.) But, again, function orientation is more complex than these parallels because it has interacting types of function sets and, therefore, interaction mechanisms which, again, can have characteristics of being alive.

The following code has only the default section: for( int x=1; x<4; x++ ) { switch( x ) { default: Console.WriteLine("x is {0} -- In Default case", x); break; } } This code produces the following output: x is 1 -- In Default case x is 2 -- In Default case x is 3 -- In Default case

> java Blocked Starting names: {Jun=5, March=2, December=11, April=3, November=10, September=8, October=9, Sep=8, Aug=7, Apr=3, May=4, June=5, Feb=1, Dec=11, Oct=9, Jan=0, Mar=2, Jul=6, August=7, January=0, February=1, July=6, Nov=10} Full: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Deque full MapGot: Jun Offering: Jun MapRemoving: Jun MapGot: March Offering: March MapRemoving: March MapGot: December Offering: December MapRemoving: December MapGot: April Offering: April MapRemoving: April MapGot: November Offering: November MapRemoving: November MapGot: September

The expression following the keyword case in a switch label Must be a constant expression, and must therefore be completely evaluable by the compiler at compile time Must be of the same type as the test expression For example, Figure 9-5 shows three sample switch statements.