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How to use Switch Clause in Apex as it is used in Java or C?
Can any one suggest me how to use switch clause in apex as it is used in java or c, need to avoid else If ladder?
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Apex does not support switch case statements.Use if else if .statements for this. However, Yes formula fields support case syntax but Apex doesn't.
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Hi Ajit,
Apex doesn't support switch clause as of now.. Salesforce will release it next year... So instead of switch case you have to use else if condition..
Thanks
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Take a look at my response on https://developer.salesforce.com/forums/?id=906F000000090xKIAQ - this is a typical object-oriented approach. Note that switch statements are really non-OO, from a purist perspective.
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Apex now supports Switch Statements (from Summer '18 Release):
Full answer here : https://developer.salesforce.com/blogs/2018/05/summer18-rethink-trigger-logic-with-apex-switch.html
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