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Go Multi-case switch Statement

The Multi-case switch Statement

It is possible to have multiple values for each case in the switch statement:

Syntax

switch
expression {
 case
 x , y
 // code block if expression is evaluated to x or y
 case
 v , w
 // code block if expression is evaluated to v or w
 case
 z
 ...
 default:
 // code block if expression is not found in any cases
}

Multi-case switch Example

The example below uses the weekday number to return different text:

Example

package main
import ("fmt")
func main() {
  day := 5
  switch day {
    case 1,3,5: fmt.Println("Odd weekday")
    case 2,4: fmt.Println("Even weekday")
    case 6,7: fmt.Println("Weekend")
    default: fmt.Println("Invalid day of day number")
  }
}

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