Does it possible to use multiple switch?

Question

int main(){ switch(){} switch(){}}

Answer 1

Yes. You can use multiple switch statements. Heck, you can even nest them to achieve switchceptions. However, nested switch statements are harder to maintain. :>

Answer 2

Oh LOL you're welcomed xD

Nice program btw.

Answer 3

Can I take a look at your code?

Answer 4

I have not identified any error inside your code after porting it to desktop compiler. Can you tell me what error message is printed by the compiler?

Answer 5

P.S. The easier way to do the first part of your code would perhaps be to replace the entire switch statement with an array. Works similarly with less lines.

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
int thns = 2017;
int thnt = 0;
int htg = 10;
string zch;
string zodiac_array[12] = {"Mouse", "Cow", "Tiger", "Bunny", "Dragon", "Snake", "Horse", "Goat", "Monkey", "Chicken", "Dog", "Pig"};

cout << "Please input your year of birth : "; cin >> thnt;

while (thns > thnt)
{
if (htg == 1)
{
htg = 12;
}
else
{
htg--;
}
thns--;
}

zch = zodiac_array[htg - 1];

cout << "Your chinese zodiac is " << zch << endl;
cout << "Your current age: " << 2017 - thnt << " years" << endl;

return 0;
}

Answer 6

wow that's a good program......

Answer 7

#include <iostream>
#include <ctime>
#include <cstdlib>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int thns, thnt, htg, hhg;
string zch, lnm;
thns= 2017;
htg=10;
thnt=0;
cin>>thnt;
//input year
while(thns>thnt)
{
thns--;
if(htg==1)
{
htg=12;
}
else
{
htg--;
}
}
//Counting years
switch(htg)
{
case 1 : zch="Mouse";
break;
case 2 : zch="Cow";
break;
case 3 : zch="Tiger";
break;
case 4 : zch="Bunny";
break;
case 5 : zch="Dragon";
break;
case 6 : zch="Snake";
break;
case 7 : zch="Horse";
break;
case 8 : zch="Goat";
break;
case 9 : zch="Monkey";
break;
case 10 : zch="Chicken";
break;
case 11 : zch="Dog";
break;
case 12 : zch="Pig";
break;
default : zch="Invalid input";
break;
}
//Output aliasing from integer to string
cout<<"Your chinesse zodiac is: "<<zch<<endl<<"You was born in: "<<thnt<<endl<<"Your current age: "<<2017-thnt<<" "<<"years"<<endl;
//Print out the basic output
hhg=htg;
switch(hhg)
{
case 1 : lnm="This year will bring you a big lucky, you will meet your love (for whom that are single) in May and July, you will not need to be worry on your economy, whatever you are in a poor condition, this year will bring you a great lucky, you may be promoted in this year";
break;
default : lnm=" ------------------";
}
cout<<lnm<endl;
}

Answer 8

you are genius, i just know about array now. LOL thanks..

Answer 9

already fixed, i only missed a '<' in cout<<lnm<endl; at the bottom of the code. thanks a lot for your help. 👍

Answer 10

Yes we can use multiple switch statement

Answer 11

yes, you can use multiple switch statement

Answer 12

yes we can use multiple switch

Answer 13

yes

Answer 14

we can use it

Answer 15

yes

Answer 16

yes, we can
because the java is a language which was made under such speciality that none can point out his mistakes though there not a mistake and
every advantage has given to us that we can develop any coding at any time without any restrictions.

Answer 17

Yeah we can surely use it

Answer 18

yes we can use switch statement again and again in any function

Answer 19

Please finish the course first, then ask.