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I am a programming student in my second OOP class. Is it possible have Boolean conditions in switch statements?
Example:
switch(userInputtedInt)
{
case >= someNum && <= someOtherNum
break;
// Is this possible?
}
No this is not possible in C++. Switch statements only support integers and characters (they will be replaced by their ASCII values) for matches. If you need a complex boolean condition then you should use an if / else block