In VB I can have a switch statement with a

Case 1 to 5

in C# it seems I have to have
Case 1:
Case 2:
Case 3:
Case 4:
Case 5:

is there a short cut in C# similar to the VB to have multiple cases handled
by the one result?

No, the "to" clause is not supported in C#.
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"matthew custer" <matthew (E-Mail Removed)> escribió en el
mensaje news:61DAC788-E1C0-4A98-89FD-(E-Mail Removed)...
> In VB I can have a switch statement with a
>
> Case 1 to 5
>
> in C# it seems I have to have
> Case 1:
> Case 2:
> Case 3:
> Case 4:
> Case 5:
>
> is there a short cut in C# similar to the VB to have multiple cases
> handled
> by the one result?
>
>

"matthew custer" <matthew (E-Mail Removed)> schrieb im
Newsbeitrag news:61DAC788-E1C0-4A98-89FD-(E-Mail Removed)...
> In VB I can have a switch statement with a
>
> Case 1 to 5
>
> in C# it seems I have to have
> Case 1:
> Case 2:
> Case 3:
> Case 4:
> Case 5:
>
> is there a short cut in C# similar to the VB to have multiple cases
> handled
> by the one result?
>
It's not possible with the switch-statement in C#.
You could use if-statement instead:
if (switchExpression >= 0 & switchExpression <= 5)
//Case 1 to 5
;
else if (switchExpression = ...)
//Next Case
;