Robert notices that in a certain switch-case structure in his program, two different cases seem to execute sequentially without a break. What could be the reason behind this behavior?
- Compiler error
- Improper case order
- Incorrect switch statement
- Missing break statements
The reason behind two different cases executing sequentially without a break is most likely missing break statements within the cases. In a switch-case structure, if a break statement is omitted, execution will "fall through" to the next case. Robert should ensure that each case has the appropriate break statement to exit the switch statement after execution.
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