Switch Statement in C - C Programming video Tutorial

In this C programming tutorial, learn about the switch statement, a powerful control structure used for making decisions in your code. This video covers the syntax and functionality of the switch statement, demonstrating how it can be used to evaluate a variable and execute different blocks of code based on its value. With clear examples, this tutorial is ideal for beginners looking to understand how to implement conditional logic efficiently in their C programs.

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[ainaraziq]

Thank u so much sir. Ap bohat acha sikhaty hain, ap ne meri bohat help ki hai,

[iluvyantai]

what if my n2 = 0 in case '/ ' which is undefined. Do i need to insert if statement under switch statement?

[ainaraziq]

We can also use getch() to input 'operator', instead of writting scanf() again

[arpitbisen]

sir why do we need to write scanf operator twice when in one time writing scanf compiler is placing error??

[jongmagee]

How come when reading the character "op" you don't put "op" when you use scanf? as in scanf("%c", op). How come it's not like that? I'm really confused.

[VijayChaudhary-xrsv]

I am not able to see so not able to understand nicely

[dt]

int main() {
int grade;

printf("enter grade ");
scanf_s("%d", &grade);
switch (grade) {
case a:
printf("excellent");
break;
case b:

}
return 0;
}