What data type can a case have?

Question

When I was testing string around, I made a switch statement and declared that a case would be "Apple", but it resulted in an error; so can a case be a different data type than int?

Answer 1

Yes, you can use string in switch, you can post your code, then we help you easier

Answer 2

C++ doesn't support switches on arrays.
http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/switch

Answer 3

I am not good in math but I am doing my best on my own cheer me on. Love everyone. Who cares if I say this haha.😗

Answer 4

https://code.sololearn.com/cKB9qG2oSNCC/?ref=app
You can use string in switch . In the above code I used character in switch just check if it helps .

Answer 5

You can use a enum in switch, and the compiler tell you if one enum is not defined in your switch. Example:

enum probe {one, two, three};

switch (enum probe) {

case one:

case two:

case three:

}

Its a very simple example. I hope to help you.

Answer 6

@Felicia I am sorry about your math skills and I care that you said it. However, your post has nothing to do with this question so needs to be deleted. Please avoid off topic posts in the future.
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/321242/?ref=app