why we use break in Switch cases? If the break statement is not used, JavaScript continues...
why we use break in Switch cases?
If the break statement is not used, JavaScript continues executing the next cases even when a match is found. This behavior is called fall-through.
example
let day = 1;
switch (day) {
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