Why do we need break many times in switch statements

Answer 1

break; represents the end of every case. So, a break; statement is used at the end of every 'case'. If you don't use break; at the end of a 'case', the next 'case' will also be executed.

Answer 2

Break after each case so you dont get all the cases printed to the screen.

Answer 3

In order to avoid fall through condition.
Because if we don't use break the program will terminate each and every case in one go.

Answer 4

umm. to make code work?