I think that all if statements like this
if(condition){statements;}
can be converted to a switch statement like this
switch(!(same condition as in if)){case 0:statements;}
Am I correct or is there some exception that cannot be converted from if to switch ?
Any condition within a if()
statement evaluates to either 0 or 1 (it is actually any value other than 0).
So writing it in switch() statement is equivalent to writing switch(a)
, where a can be either 1 or 0 .
So, you are absolutely correct!
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