Write a switch statement that checks nextChoice. If 0, print "Rock". If 1, print "Paper". If 2, print "Scissors". For any other value, print "Unknown". End with newline.

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Walter Ashley

22 September, 08:40

Write a switch statement that checks nextChoice. If 0, print "Rock". If 1, print "Paper". If 2, print "Scissors". For any other value, print "Unknown". End with newline.

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Jair Johnson · Answer 1

by using switch case

switch (nextChoice) {

case 0: cout<<"Rock"; break;

case 1: cout<<"Paper"; break;

case 2: cout<<"Scissors"; break;

default: cout<<"Unknown"; break;

}