C # Switch Performance

Question

We use the switch statement to do some object processing based on a combination of conditions, with the default case, which we expect to call for all cases.

We have disagreements about the best way to approach this.

Some of us prefer Example A:

switch (task)
{
    case A:
        ProcessA();
        goto default;
    case B:
        ProcessB();
        goto default;
    case C:
        ProcessC();
        goto default;
    default:
        Final();
}

While others suggested it is better to use something like Example B:

switch (task)
{
    case A:
        ProcessA();
        break;
    case B:
        ProcessB();
        break;
    case C:
        ProcessC();
        break;
}

Final();

Since it Final()will be called in all cases.

This is a case of personal preference or there are objective differences in performance.

Are there any recommendations or corrections that we should pay attention to?

This is written in C # for the API and will be called very often. We strive to do everything right!

Hooray!

Answer 1

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