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The switch expression syntax introduced in c# 8 is fantastic for writing readable and compact switch statements which are not unnecessarily verbose.
However, one limitation of this syntax is the assumption that the statement must return a value.
I propose that we allow the switch expression to call void methods as follows:
i switch { 1 => method1(), 2 => method2(), _ => method3() };
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Duplicate of #2632.
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The switch expression syntax introduced in c# 8 is fantastic for writing readable and compact switch statements which are not unnecessarily verbose.
However, one limitation of this syntax is the assumption that the statement must return a value.
I propose that we allow the switch expression to call void methods as follows:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: