Sometimes, we want to use JavaScript switch with logical operators.
In this article, we’ll look at how to use JavaScript switch with logical operators.
How to use JavaScript switch with logical operators?
To use JavaScript switch with logical operators, we use true as the expression to compare.
For instance, we write
switch (true) {
case count >= 4:
console.log("lol");
break;
case count > 3:
console.log("bye");
break;
case count == 2:
console.log("hi");
break;
}
to use true in the parentheses and then we can use any boolean expression we want for the case statements.
Conclusion
To use JavaScript switch with logical operators, we use true as the expression to compare.
