switch Example - Random Insults

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Tutorial: switch Example - Random Insults

The following class could be useful for generating random insults in response to erroneous user input.

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The following class could be useful for generating random insults in response to erroneous user input.

Formatting. Some of the cases are formatted on a single line. This is a common style when they do similar short actions. It makes the switch statements much easier to read.

Arrays? This version is written without using arrays, which would provide a better way to do this.

Overloading rand(). The rand() method is overloaded only to demonstrate this feature.

Separate logic from user interface. This program is separated into two files: one file contains the logic for generating the insult in a string. It knows nothing about the user interface, and could equally well be used in a dialog program (as in the test program below), console I/O, a GUI program, or a web-based application.

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