#23 How to use the Switch Statement | JavaScript Full Tutorial

[@mahbuburrahman8880]

Great 👍 lesson on switch. I don't know why these videos didn't get more views. Your videos much better than other JavaScript tutorials. You have given 2 or more examples and also task/challenges to think on topic but others not. This teaching approach is so helpful for learning coding. 👍

[@dzajakeks5539]

Have to comment after watching video, you deserve more. Awesome video :3

[@DevDreamer]

🔥 Thank you so much Rema 😃👍

[@fredrickuko5493]

This is really cool

[@WiLDeveD]

Cool Tutorial. Thanks...

[@pj5877]

Great Tuts Sir! Thanks :)

[@DevDreamer]

Hey Pj, thank you so much 🙂👍

[@Gilo134177]

Thank you sooooo much 😭

[@DevDreamer]

Thanks for watching 🙂👍

[@Noizeproxy]

curious why this time the key was `favFood` and not `true`? I used `true` and it worked the same, but I'm wondering if I'm just not completely understanding the difference between using the variable as the key or `true`.

[@r9241]

what is the correct format?
switch() //without a space
or
switch () //with a space between them
getting confused because some tutorials have space and others don't.

[@DevDreamer]

Hi there, thanks for watching. Either will work, I believe the convention is without a space 🙂👍

[@motivationnation16]

I would want to know why have you stopped making videos.

[@webb-developer]

☑

[@mohamedalazzawi3261]

how can l ride the variable sign?

[@DevDreamer]

Hi Mohamed, thanks for watching brother 🙂 sorry what do you mean by this?

[@badbrother_2023]

this was totally fantastic the only problem came while i was writing a template literal . I dont know why my VsC does like that especially it turns it into a string if i use the abbreviation