Returning inside a switch case, does it go back to the scope of the function, or does it return for the function?

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26.06.2013, 12:47

I'm calling the function inside an if statement, if that's what you were asking(if(example(variable) == 1), I kind of knew what returns did, I've been using them obviously, but I wasn't sure how the scope of the return worked, if it went back a layer or if it simply did the equivalent of a break.

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Returning inside a switch case, does it go back to the scope of the function, or does it return for the function? - by Hoborific - 26.06.2013, 09:53

Re: Returning inside a switch case, does it go back to the scope of the function, or does it return for the function? - by iJumbo - 26.06.2013, 10:14

Re: Returning inside a switch case, does it go back to the scope of the function, or does it return for the function? - by MP2 - 26.06.2013, 11:43

Re: Returning inside a switch case, does it go back to the scope of the function, or does it return for the function? - by Hoborific - 26.06.2013, 12:47

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