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There's an equivalent JS pattern that I always suggest over using switch cases, as it's far more idiomatic: const case = 'case1' const result = { 'cas
by ramesh31 3y ago
There's an equivalent JS pattern that I always suggest over using switch cases, as it's far more idiomatic:
const case = 'case1'
const result = {
'case1': 'value1',
'case2': 'value2',
'case3': 'value3',
'case4': 'value4',
} [case] || 'defaultVal'