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• Fundamental of Python </aside>

Match-Case Statements

• Match-case is a new feature introduced in Python 3.10 for pattern matching.
• Match-case is Python's version of a switch-case found in other languages.
• It allows us to match a variable's value against a set of patterns.

Syntax:

match value:
    case pattern1:
        #Code to execute if value matches pattern1
    case pattern2:
        #Code to execute if value matches pattern2
    case _:
        #Default case (if no pattern match)

Example:

name = "Hisham"

match name:
    case "Hisham":
        print(f"success {name} has found" )
    case "john":
        print("failure")
    case _:
        print("not found")

Output:

<aside> success Hisham has found

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