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One lesser-known known facet of switch in C# is that it relies on the operator=, and since it can be overridden,overriden you could have something like this:

string s = foo();

switch (s) {
  case "abc": /*...*/ break;
  case "def": /*...*/ break;
}


string s = foo();

switch (s) {
  case "abc": /*...*/ break;
  case "def": /*...*/ break;
}

One lesser-known facet of switch in C# is that it relies on the operator=, and since it can be overridden, you could have something like this:

string s = foo();

switch (s) {
  case "abc": /*...*/ break;
  case "def": /*...*/ break;
}

One lesser known facet of switch in C# is that it relies on the operator= and since it can be overriden you could have something like this:


string s = foo();

switch (s) {
  case "abc": /*...*/ break;
  case "def": /*...*/ break;
}
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One lesser known-known facet of switch in C# is that it relies on the operator=, and since it can be overridenoverridden, you could have something like this:


string s = foo();

switch (s) {
  case "abc": /*...*/ break;
  case "def": /*...*/ break;
}

string s = foo();

switch (s) {
  case "abc": /*...*/ break;
  case "def": /*...*/ break;
}

One lesser known facet of switch in C# is that it relies on the operator= and since it can be overriden you could have something like this:


string s = foo();

switch (s) {
  case "abc": /*...*/ break;
  case "def": /*...*/ break;
}

One lesser-known facet of switch in C# is that it relies on the operator=, and since it can be overridden, you could have something like this:

string s = foo();

switch (s) {
  case "abc": /*...*/ break;
  case "def": /*...*/ break;
}
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Cyber Oliveira
Cyber Oliveira
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  • 19

One lesser known facet of switch in C# is that it relies on the operator= and since it can be overriden you could have something like this:


string s = foo();

switch (s) {
  case "abc": /*...*/ break;
  case "def": /*...*/ break;
}