How to do a case with multiple conditions?

Question

In the 1 month experience I've had with any programming language, I've assumed that switch case conditions would accept anything in the parenthesis as a boolean checking thingamajig, ie these:

|| && < > 

Know what I mean?

something like

char someChar = 'w'; switch (someChar) { case ('W' ||'w'):     System.out.println ("W or w"); } 

Sadly, doesn't seem to work that way. I can't have boolean checking in switch case.

Is there a way around it?

By the way, terribly sorry if I'm sounding confusing. I don't quite know the names for everything in this language yet :X
Any answers appreciated

Answer 1

You can achieve an OR for cases like this:

switch (someChsr) { case 'w': case 'W':     // some code for 'w' or 'W'     break; case 'x': // etc } 

Cases are like a "goto" and multiple gotos can share the same line to start execution.

Answer 2

You can do -

switch(c) {     case 'W':     case 'w': //your code which will satisfy both cases               break;      // .... }