In a switch-case structure, if a case does not have the break keyword, the subsequent cases or blocks will execute until this keyword is encountered.
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In a switch-case structure, if a case does not have the break keyword, it will fall through to the subsequent cases or blocks until a break is encountered. The break keyword is essential to exit the switch statement once a case is matched and executed.
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