Sure you can pass chars to a switch. I just made a sameple project confirming this. Heres the code:

#include

void main()
{
char letter = NULL;

cout << "Enter a letter." << endl;
cin >> letter;

switch(letter)
{
case ''a'': cout << "Hello" << endl; break;
case ''b'': cout << "Bye Bye" << endl; break;

default: cout << "I dont understand" << endl; break;
}
}

I think you can also pass strings and in the case part you would do this case "string": but i dont remember if i have ever done that or not.

-Snyper

Not too shabby Snyper, but he''s doing his proggie in java

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