switch.and.case
Richard O'Keefe
ok at edai.UUCP
Thu Jun 14 01:20:41 AEST 1984
My word, what a horrible piece of code!
My understanding is that "case <constant expr>:" and "default:"
are just as much like labels as they can possibly be. The only
difference between the body of a switch and any other compound
statement is the way you (ugh) jump into it. Think of it as a
GOTO label(expr); statement in PLurry/Idiotic.
Best advertisement for Pascal I've ever seen (and I *like* C).
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