Implement Switch Statement on Strings in Java

public class ImplementSwitch {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        String city = "Paris";
        switch(city) {
            case "London":
                System.out.println(city + " is famous for its cultural dynamism.");
                break;
            case "Paris":
                System.out.println(city + " is famous for Eifel Tower .");
                break;
            case "New York":
                System.out.println(city + " is famous for Statue of Liberty.");
                break;
            default:
                System.out.println(city + " not found on record.");
                break;
        }
    }
}

Paris is famous for Eifel Tower.

• This program is used to apply the switch statement over the given strings in Java.
• Initially, a string variable city is initialized as city = Paris.
• The switch block holds multiple case statements each of which specify a distinct string value.
• The variable city will be given as a parameter to the switch method, the value of which will be compared with each case until the same string value is found in a case.
• Once, the given string value is found in a case statement, the body of that case is executed and then the break statement stops further program execution.
• In this program, the second case holds the same string value as city, hence the code in its body is executed therefore, printing Paris is famous for Eifel Tower.
• If neither case matches, the default case is executed.