You want to map HTTP status codes to messages using match. Which code correctly returns 'Success' for 200 or 201, 'Redirect' for 301 or 302, and 'Error' for others?

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You want to map HTTP status codes to messages using match. Which code correctly returns 'Success' for 200 or 201, 'Redirect' for 301 or 302, and 'Error' for others?

A$message = match ($code) { 200, 201 => 'Success', 301, 302 => 'Redirect', default => 'Error' };

B$message = match ($code) { [200, 201] => 'Success', [301, 302] => 'Redirect', default => 'Error' };

C$message = match ($code) { (200 || 201) => 'Success', (301 || 302) => 'Redirect', default => 'Error' };

D$message = match ($code) { 200 | 201 => 'Success', 301 | 302 => 'Redirect', default => 'Error' };

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Recall syntax for multiple values per case
Multiple values must be grouped in arrays like [200, 201] => 'Success'.
Step 2: Check other options for invalid syntax
Options A, C, D use invalid syntax for multiple values.
Final Answer:
$message = match ($code) { [200, 201] => 'Success', [301, 302] => 'Redirect', default => 'Error' }; -> Option B
Quick Check:
Multiple values per case = use arrays [OK]

Quick Trick: Group multiple cases in arrays for match [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using commas without arrays for multiple cases
Using logical operators inside match cases
Using bitwise OR instead of arrays

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You want to map HTTP status codes to messages using match. Which code correctly returns 'Success' for 200 or 201, 'Redirect' for 301 or 302, and 'Error' for others?

Step 1: Recall syntax for multiple values per case

Step 2: Check other options for invalid syntax

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