A DESCRIPTION OF THE REQUEST :
There is a disavantage of SWITCH statement  (in comparsion with C): it can't receive range of values or conditions as case parameters.


JUSTIFICATION :
It is necessary because it will significiantly reduce the code writing for switch statement and make it much more flexible and east-to-use

EXPECTED VERSUS ACTUAL BEHAVIOR :
EXPECTED -
The code should work at any expr variable randomed value.

ACTUAL -
But now switch statement doesn't work if cases about range (3;7] and  [1;3] exist. I think it will be very useful to add support of contions and ranges of values to Java like it is in C.

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int expr=(int) (Math.random()*10);
	switch (expr) {
	  case 1...3:
	   //There goes some code
	   break;
	  case 0:
	   //There goes some code
	   break;
	  case >3,<=7:
	//There goes some code
	break;
	 default:
	//There goes some code
	}
---------- END SOURCE ----------