Question

I need to compare an int in a switch statement, and I’m unsure of how I’m typing it wrong. Here’s my code:

switch (y) {
    case int y isgreater(1, 411):
       // case code here...

To simplify what I want, in VB, the code would be:

Case >= 411:
  'Code here for case

Answer 1

C-based languages like Objective-C don’t support that sort of syntax. Just use an if statement:

if (y >= 411) {
    // do stuff
}

In a switch statement, each case value must be a discrete constant.

switch (expression) {
    case 5:
        // stuff
        break;
    case 12:
        // stuff
        break:
    default:
        // stuff
        break;
}