Be careful if you refactor switch by object, because switch uses strict uses strict comparison ===.
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console.log(data['1']); will return 'Case one' but switch('1') will jump to the default branch.
console.log(data['1']);
switch('1')
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Be careful if you refactor switch by object, because switch uses strict uses strict comparison
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.console.log(data['1']);
will return 'Case one' butswitch('1')
will jump to the default branch.