Switch argument

what is the correct syntax for:

switch ($var)
{
case 'val0':
echo $var;
break;
case 'val1' || 'val2':
echo $var;
break;
}

thx

<code>
switch ($var1){
case 'val0':
echo $var;
break;
default:
echo $var;
break;
}
</code>

The default command should come at the bottom, and takes care of any situation that the specific case statements don't.

U don't understand what my question is.

is it possible to put more than one condition in case argument like :

switch ($var1){
case 'val0' || 'val1': <- is it correct to wrote that
echo $var;
break;
default:
echo $var;
break;
}

The default command should come at the bottom, and takes care of any situation that the specific case statements don't.

Put it in paren's (), and it should work just fine.

Why not just do this?

switch ($var1){
case 'val0':
case 'val1':
echo $var;
break;
default:
echo $var;
break;
}

Yes that would work since each case continues (falls through) until it hits a break; command.

many thank