Simplified Switch Statement

To simplify switch statements using an object literal technique in JavaScript, you can create an object where the keys represent the cases you want to handle, and the values are functions that should be executed for each case. This technique is often referred to as a “dispatch table“ or “lookup table.“ Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to simplify switch statements using an object literal technique: Define an object where the keys correspond to the cases you want to handle. For each key (case), assign a function or value that should be executed or returned when that case is encountered. Instead of using a switch statement, you can use the object to look up and execute the appropriate function based on the case. Here’s an example: // Traditional switch statement function processFruit(fruit) { switch (fruit) { case “apple“: return “A fruit that is red or green.“; case “banana“: return