How can you use a switch statement to run the same code for multiple matching values, like 'cat' and 'dog'?

hard📝 Application Q9 of 15

PowerShell - Control Flow

Aswitch ($animal) { 'cat' { 'Pet' } 'dog' { 'Pet' } default { 'Other' } }

Bswitch ($animal) { 'cat','dog' { 'Pet' } default { 'Other' } }

Cswitch ($animal) { 'cat' -or 'dog' { 'Pet' } default { 'Other' } }

Dswitch ($animal) { case 'cat','dog' { 'Pet' } default { 'Other' } }

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand multiple matches in switch
PowerShell allows comma-separated values in a single case to match multiple inputs.
Step 2: Check options for correct syntax
switch ($animal) { 'cat','dog' { 'Pet' } default { 'Other' } } correctly uses 'cat','dog' in one case. Others use invalid syntax or keywords.
Final Answer:
switch ($animal) { 'cat','dog' { 'Pet' } default { 'Other' } } -> Option B
Quick Check:
Comma separates multiple matches in one case [OK]

Quick Trick: Use commas to group multiple values in one case [OK]

Common Mistakes:

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