Switch Over to switch Expressions!

Watch the long video: https://youtu.be/mGnpFGIRCjA

The switch statement in C# has always been frowned upon.
It always promoted the anemic domain design and excessive branching.
But the times have changed, and now we favor expressions more than imperative statements.
This switch statement calculates a string value.
It does not do anything, but it returns its result.
If you are among those fortunate C# programmers who favor expressions over imperative statements, then you will love the new switch expression.
Its head looks different, so the variable is named first, followed by the switch keyword.
Remove the noise by deleting case and break.
Colons become arrows, with each case evaluated into its right-hand expression.
Voila, you have a very condensed and highly readable expression that you can return or assign to a variable.
Follow the link to the long video and learn more about modern C# syntax.

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