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The problem is "falling through" the case statements. You can do this in C++ and C, which is really useful. You can't do this in Swift, and it's incredibly anno
by 72deluxe 10y ago
The problem is "falling through" the case statements. You can do this in C++ and C, which is really useful. You can't do this in Swift, and it's incredibly annoying.
Break is there for a good reason.