Go - Multi Case Switch Statement

A multi-case switch statement in Go allows a single case to handle multiple values. This is useful when different values should execute the same block of code, reducing redundancy and improving readability.

Unlike a single-case switch, where each case checks for only one value, a multi-case switch allows grouping multiple values under a single case.

Syntax of the Multi Case Switch Statement

switch expression {
case x, y:
    // Executes if expression == x or y
case v, w:
    // Executes if expression == v or w
case z: