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309Basic If Statement Syntax
310The Else Clause
311Else If for Multiple Conditions
312Truthy and Falsy in Conditions
313Block Scope in If Statements
314Nested If Statements
315Guard Clauses and Early Returns
316Implicit Blocks vs Explicit Braces
317Combining Logical Operators in Conditions
318Common If/Else Antipatterns
319When to Choose If/Else Over Alternatives
320The Switch Statement Syntax
321Case Fall-Through Behavior
322Multiple Cases Sharing Code
323The Default Clause
324Switch vs If-Else Chains
325Strict Equality in Switch
326Block Scoping in Cases
327Switch with Return Statements
328Common Switch Pitfalls
329When to Prefer Object Lookups
330What Are Labeled Statements?
331Breaking Out of Nested Loops with Labels
332Continuing Outer Loops with Labeled Continue
333Labels with Blocks (Not Just Loops)
334When Labels Improve Readability vs Create Confusion
335Common Patterns: Matrix Search and Multi-Level Break
336Why Labels Are Rare in Modern JavaScript

309Basic If Statement Syntax
310The Else Clause
311Else If for Multiple Conditions
312Truthy and Falsy in Conditions
313Block Scope in If Statements
314Nested If Statements
315Guard Clauses and Early Returns
316Implicit Blocks vs Explicit Braces
317Combining Logical Operators in Conditions
318Common If/Else Antipatterns
319When to Choose If/Else Over Alternatives
320The Switch Statement Syntax
321Case Fall-Through Behavior
322Multiple Cases Sharing Code
323The Default Clause
324Switch vs If-Else Chains
325Strict Equality in Switch
326Block Scoping in Cases
327Switch with Return Statements
328Common Switch Pitfalls
329When to Prefer Object Lookups
330What Are Labeled Statements?
331Breaking Out of Nested Loops with Labels
332Continuing Outer Loops with Labeled Continue
333Labels with Blocks (Not Just Loops)
334When Labels Improve Readability vs Create Confusion
335Common Patterns: Matrix Search and Multi-Level Break
336Why Labels Are Rare in Modern JavaScript

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Strict Equality in Switch

Understand that switch uses === for comparisons, preventing type coercion surprises.

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