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Consider the following piece of code: 1 long i = 2 ; 2 switch (i) { 3 case 1: 4 System.out.println ("Case 1"); 5 case 2: 6 System.out.println ("Case 2"); 7 case 3: 8 System.out.println ("Case 3"); 9 default: 10 System.out.println ("Default"); 11 } Which of the following lines will be included in the output? (Choose all that apply, please bear with code as formating it sems is not possible,first numbers represent line numbers)
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Compiler Error
💡 Explanation:
In Java, the switch expression must evaluate to a compatible type (such as int, char, String, or enum). Using a long variable (i) in a switch statement is illegal and causes a compiler error.