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Using two switch statements but getting only one output !! why?
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Could you provide the code so we can help you out?
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May be because you haven't defined the default case in any or one of your switch statement. So only one switch statement have a case match, and second haven't.
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In some languages like C++ you also need a break; statement (or similar) in every case. Otherwise the next case will also be executed which might overwrite your result if this was not intended.
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thanks guys my problem has been solved
i was using break statement thats why i was getting only one output .