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Are you talking about the `else` being non-symmetric? You don't need it at all. I do this. if (c == 1) { first case ; } if (c == 2) { second case; }

• enriquto 7y ago
  ...and hereby I give back my programming license and go back to civil life.
• pintxo 7y ago
  This might result in another fallthrough scenario though, wouldn't it?
  • vortico 7y ago
    No, because `c` can't be 1 and 2 at the same time.
    • pintxo 7y ago
      In this specific example. But you cannot rule it out in general.