However, if we have so many conditions that look at the same variable, it might make sense to use switch, or a switch statement, instead.

Fantastic! Switch statements look for matches in the cases we define with the case keyword. At the end of a case, we use break to exit the statement.

Psst: the default case, which uses the default keyword, is triggered if none of the other cases are a match.

We've talked enough about if, haven't we?