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Kodebits Day 78: Switch Where Clause [FREE]

Summary

A short Kodebits post shows how to add a where clause to a Swift switch case, letting you filter matches with an extra condition. It’s a quick syntax reminder rather than a deep dive.

  • A switch case can include a `where` clause to add an extra boolean condition.
  • Using `where` avoids nesting an `if` inside the case body for simple filters.
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