Confused

Question

Can somebody please explain to me why the output is 12 for this example.

I can’t understand why it wouldn’t be 1?

Var sub = “Eng”;
Switch (sub) {
Case “Eng”:
Document.write (1)
Case “Es”:
Document write (2)

Answer 1

thanks for the response, it was actually one of the questions i was asked in the challenges that I got wrong.

The question that was asked was what is the output of this code? I answered 1 but the correct answer is 12

I just didnt understand why the second case “Es” part of the statement was executed?

Answer 2

https://www.sololearn.com/learn/JavaScript/1139/?ref=app

It is the logic of the switch statement.

Var sub = “Eng”;
Switch (sub) {
Case “Eng”:
Document.write (1)
break; //print 1, jump out of the switch statement
Case “Es”:
Document write (2)
break; //not really necessary for the last case

Without the break statement all the cases are processed. In your example: Document write (2)