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Branch the flow of code using the switch-case construct in C# - Training
Learn how to add branching logic that matches one variable or expression against many possible values.
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You can place nothing but a comment between the Select Case statement and the first Case clause. This error has the following cause and solution:
You placed a statement between Select Case and its first Case clause. For example:
Select Case SomeVar
' This is a comment and is valid.
Stop ' Even a Stop statement is invalid here.
Case SomeValue
. . .
End Select
The Select Case statement must be immediately followed by its first Case statement. If the intervening expression is a comment, precede it with a comment delimiter ('). Otherwise, place the expression where it belongs or delete it.
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Training
Module
Branch the flow of code using the switch-case construct in C# - Training
Learn how to add branching logic that matches one variable or expression against many possible values.