I never understood the reason why they just did not go with a defacto standard (switch, case, default)? It is quite annoying. I have to look this up all the time when I have to write some Ruby code. Sort of like Microsoft choosing a backslash for a file separator.
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I never understood the reason why they just did not go with a defacto standard (switch, case, default)? It is quite annoying. I have to look this up all the time when I have to write some Ruby code. Sort of like Microsoft choosing a backslash for a file separator.