Switch statements in U# 1.X

Switch statements get compiled to a jump table if
 the following conditions are met.

1. The input evaluates to an integer type (which enums doare a compile-time feature in U# and become integers at runtime)
2. The switch has at least 4 value cases and no more than 257 value cases
3. The case values in each case are in the range of `0 - 256`256 (inclusive)

This means you can have at most **257**257 explicit value cases and a `default`default case.
The cases can be declared in any order.order.

Example of a switchSwitch statement that will be compiledcompiles to a jump table:
```cs

switch (inputValue)

{
 
    case 256:
 
        Debug.Log("256");
 
        break;
 
    case 0:
 
        Debug.Log("0");
 
        break;
 
    case 2:
 
        Debug.Log("2");
 
        break;
 
    case 123:
 
        Debug.Log("123");
 
        break;
 
    default:
 
        Debug.Log("Default value");
 
        break;

}
```

Example of a switchSwitch statement that does not get compiledcompile to a jump table and instead becomes `if else if else if else ...`
```cs

switch (inputValue)

{
 
    case -1:
 
        Debug.Log("-1");
 
        break;
 
    case 257:
 
        Debug.Log("257");
 
        break;
 
    default:
 
        Debug.Log("Default value");
 
        break;

}
```