PHP Switch Statement - Switch vs if/else statement - Full PHP 8 Tutorial

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The only time an if statement is faster than switch is if the if is with ===. Thank you for the video

Hi Gio, Does continue; works as break; only in switch to avoid infinity.
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Very thorough explanation of the difference between if/else and switch. Nice.

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it's never too soon to discuss how to ensure your code is running as efficiently as possible. These computationally expensive examples really make the point clear.
Thank you for always having efficiency top of mind while you teach these concepts.

last part explaining switch vs multiple if elseif great insight

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Meaning switch statements run faster than if statements ?>

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didn't expect to get a great comparison of switch vs if/else performance and the why from a php tutorial, usually people that explain the nitty gritty of this kind of thing are low-level language nerd haha. Nice and very straightforward explanation (even for a beginner like me), btw sir till what chapter should i start moving to learn laravel?.

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