What is Switch Statement?

What is Switch Statement?

Switch (expression) {
case constant-expression:
statement (s);
break;

case constant-expression:

statement (s);
break;
default:
statement(s);
}

Keeping up with the times
Great books are not only interconnected. We must not forget that they were written in a certain sequence, which must be taken into account in the reading process. Obviously, the later author was influenced by the predecessor writer. Reading a book by an earlier author first will help you understand the book written later.

Reading books in their interconnection and in chronological order is the basic rule of extended reading.

[…] There is one limitation in the application of all these rules, which you might have already guessed. I have repeatedly emphasized that their purpose is to help you read the entire book . At least the main goal. It is a mistake to use these rules primarily for reading passages out of context. You cannot learn to read by devoting fifteen minutes a day to a book, as it is written in the reference to “”The Harvard Classics””❓…

The point is not that fifteen minutes a day is not enough, but that you should not read a little, as the guide recommends. On the The Harvard Classics reading plan makes great books just as inaccessible as self-chosen college courses. This plan may have been drawn up to glorify Dr. Eliot, the founding father of the Free-Choice Learning System and the Five-Foot Regiment literature series. In any case, The Five-Foot Shelf is a perfect example of what not to do if we want to save our brains from the St. Vitus dance.❓…