switch case with a range

[wynnet]

How do I write a switch case with a range?
switch (number) {
case 1: tax_1() ;
break;
case 2:
case 3:
case 4: tax_2()
break;
case 10: /* a range of case 10 to case 99 */
case 11:
case 12:
..
..
case 99: tax_ 11percent()
break;
default: /* example 00 or Hex Letter */
break;
}
How do I do a shortcut instead of type case 10,case 11,..case 99?

[Darren Rook]

Don't use case, use if/else.

[random_person]

i'm not sure theres a way to do that with the CCSC compiler.

it looks like in your example, you are testing for ranges...so why not just use the if/else if structure to test for ranges?

if you don't like that idea, why not put in some code before the switch that sets number = to a specific integer if it is in a given range. ie...

[wynnet]

thank
I use
if (number >=10 && number <100) number = 99;

it helps me from making human typo error.