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When using a switch...case statement, try to place the most frequently-occurring cases at the top of the list. This improves speed and efficiency for the most common cases. For example: switch ( $user->writingHand ) { case 'right-handed': print 'User is right handed' break; case 'left-handed': print 'User is left handed' break; default: print 'Not sure whether the user is left or right handed!' } |
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