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April 28th, 2004, 03:03 PM
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I think it depends.
I have used both of these, and I really believe it depends on the application.
Example. If I have a program that asks me to choose a number to perform an operation. Like: choose 1 - to open this file. choose 2 - to save the file. ect... then I would use the case statement, but if I had a situation where I wanted to check to see if something was null. Like if( name = null) dosomething. I would use the if statement.
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