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// declare and initialise variable in a single line
var suitCase="holdall";
// a switch condition which can be an expression
switch(suitCase){
case "travel":
document.write("You have a travel suitcase.");
break;
case "vanity":
document.write("You have a vanity suitcase.");
break;
case "overnight":
document.write("You have a overnight suitcase.");
break;
case "holdall":
document.write("You have a holdall suitcase.");
break;
// a default if none of the cases match
default:
document.write("Your case was not found here.");
break;
}
// end -->
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