I'm not sure if you need a switch statement to check a boolean in first place.
The object alternative to the switch statement could work when you have different conditions to be checked.
E.g:
let type = 0; const objContent = { 0: 'first', 1: 'second', 2: 'test', 23: Michael'' }
content = objContent[type]
This is easier to read than a switch statement or even a regular if
if(type === 0) return "first" else if(type === 1)...etc
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I'm not sure if you need a switch statement to check a boolean in first place.
The object alternative to the switch statement could work when you have different conditions to be checked.
E.g:
let type = 0;
const objContent = {
0: 'first',
1: 'second',
2: 'test',
23: Michael''
}
content = objContent[type]
This is easier to read than a switch statement or even a regular if
if(type === 0) return "first"
else if(type === 1)...etc