I have a "switch" statement in my code with 9 "case" in addition to one "default". When I run OpenCover on my unit tests and generate a HTML report with ReportGenerator v2.0, all the cases as well as ...

Switch statements and the case blocks they contain have been a mainstay of C-language flow-control syntax since the initial incarnation of the language back in the 1970s. C# inherited the overall ...

Can you combine boring C# switch statements with conditional processing statements that are as feature-rich as those in Visual Basic? Perhaps by combining generics, lambda expressions and LINQ? Why, ...