What will happen if the break statement is omitted in a switch case?
- The program will continue to execute the following case(s) until a break or the end of the switch.
- It will skip the current case and move on to the default case.
- It will throw a syntax error.
- It will automatically add a break statement, preventing fall-through.
If you omit the break statement in a switch case, JavaScript will execute the code for that case and continue to execute the code for the following case(s) until it encounters a break statement or reaches the end of the switch statement. This behavior is known as "fall-through."
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