var number = 15;

switch(number) {

case 5:

console.log(‘number is 5’);

break;

case 10:

console.log(‘number is 10’);

break;

case 15:

console.log(‘number is 15’);

break;

default:

console.log(‘No match found’);

}

An important detail to note is that you don’t need to position the default statement at the end of the statement – you could even position it at the very top. As long as it’s inside the switch statement, its position in the flow is irrelevant.