Java Switch Statement Example: Difficulty Levels

This Java code demonstrates a simple switch statement that maps an integer level to a difficulty string. It initializes the variable level to 4 and uses a switch to check the value against several cases.

The switch statement is a control flow statement that allows a variable to be tested for equality against a list of values. Each case prints a corresponding difficulty:

• 1 → "veryeasy"
• 2 → "easy"
• 3 → "medium"
• 4 → "hard"
• default → "unknown"

This is a basic example useful for beginners learning Java syntax and decision-making structures.