The match...case statement in Python, introduced in version 3.10, allows executing different code blocks based on the evaluated value of an expression.
The default case in Python's match...case statement serves as a fallback mechanism, executing when none of the specified cases match the input value.
When using the match...case syntax, only the first matching case will execute, skipping any subsequent cases, which enhances code efficiency and clarity.
In Python, unlike older versions, the introduction of the match...case statement offers a more expressive way to handle conditional execution akin to traditional switch cases in other languages.
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