clipka wrote:
> C++, Java, JavaScript and C# also use this concept 

FWIW, C# is different. Each section of the switch has to end in either a 
break or a goto, and if you want "fallthrough", you goto a different case 
label. Best of both worlds: you get to share cases if you want, but the 
cases are still independent, so you can (for example) rearrange them without 
breaking your code.

Plus, you don't get to do things like put while loops around the cases but 
inside the switch. :-)

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