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Before we start working with single card items, I also want to show you a alternative way how we can

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set up the producer.

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Now, my preference is using if statements, but you can also use the switch statement.

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The reason why I'm showing you these multiple options is because it is it the door and you will see

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a lot in someone else's code where they use the switch statement instead.

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Again, it is a preference.

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I prefer using live statements, but since I would want you to be aware how you can also use a switch

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statements.

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That's why in this video I will comment about the code that I currently have.

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Now, I'm not going to delete that because after this, really, I'll switch back to it.

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But then just to showcase how we can do the same functionality using the switch statement.

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All right.

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The same functionality using the switch statement.

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So in order to set up a switch statement, we need to go with switch keyword.

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Then we we're checking for reaction type and then we replace the curly braces.

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So in the curly braces, we're checking for cases.

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So the same way how we're setting up their statements.

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If action type is clear cut, if action type is decrease or increase and all that, we can set up cases

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here.

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So I go with a case and then of course I need to again use my variable.

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So I'm going to go.

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If the case is clear cut, what would I want to do?

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So again, you would have case clear cut, case decrease and along those lines.

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And then right after the call, colon, we're just going to type whatever functionality we would want.

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And in our case, what is the functionality we're looking for?

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Well, we would just want to again return the new object, copy the old state values, and then set

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Kaat equal to an empty array.

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And then as far as the switch, we also need to set up a default case.

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And in a switch you just type default and then you just write what would you want to happen by default?

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And in our case, what we would want by default is to return this date.

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So let me write a return state, let's say it.

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And in order to test it out, let's try to clear the card again.

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I press and I can see that all my functionality still works.

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The only difference is that I use a switch statement for my setup.

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Again, I know I said this before, but it is a preference thing.

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I prefer using if statements.

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If you prefer using switch.

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Feel free to switch.

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At the end of the day, the functionality will work exactly the same.

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So like I said, I'm going to uncommented whatever I had before.

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And then, just so I don't want to leave it, for your reference, I'm going to comment about the switch

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statement.

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I'll move it somewhere down here.

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And then if you'd like to access the GitHub repo and actually take a look at the switch or use it,

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maybe you can always do that.

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It's going to be sitting here for your reference.