Write a program using an if statement instead of a switch statement. x = 2; Switch x case 1; Dis ("the one") case 2 de ("two") Case 3; dis ("three") otherwise; disp("unknown number") End

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Problem 12RQ: How many case labels would a switch statement require to be equivalent to the following if...
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