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Using A Switch Statement in Pythonby@ashishnair1211
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Using A Switch Statement in Python

by Ashish Nair4mOctober 15th, 2020
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There is no switch statement in Python. Python's dictionary object can be used as a switch statement. The implementation is very easy and intuitive to use. The Pythonic answer to the switch statement is easy to write using Python's Dictionary object. The solution is to use Python's switch statement to deal with multiple conditions in a control flow statement. It is more convenient and feels a lot cleaner to write and structure the code using this approach. The added benefit is, it looks COOL! The solution to this problem is the Pythonic solution to it.

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