Hello, I'm Nate, go by Xeno, lifelong hobby programmer with experience in Pascal, C++, Java, and Javascript. I bought Fuze4 on my Nintendo Switch to start teaching my six-year-old son how to code. He loves using a keyboard on our TV. When we wrote the "Hello World" program, he insisted that we print the word "Poop" which was very amusing. I'm glad to have found this program and the Fuze Arena community. I am still trying to learn the language so that I can help teach it to my son, but so far it's going very well.

I don't know if this has been discussed before. But I was able to simulate a switch feature by using a loop and making sure I break on each condition. loop if x < 1 then do_something() break endif if x < 5 then do_something_else() break endif // put the default options here since they don't match any conditions default() break // don't forget to break here repeat The coolness of doing this is that if you have a large number of exclusive possibilities that you are testing for you can exit the checking as soon as you find the right one. Or if you're dealing with a deeply nested if .. then .. else this can cut down the depth.