How does Swift's switch differ from C's switch?

WHAT IT TESTS: whether you know how Swift redesigned switch for safety and expressiveness. ANSWER OUTLINE: Swift switches must be exhaustive, so the compiler forces a default or full case coverage; there is no implicit fallthrough, so each matched case runs only its own block and no trailing break is needed; cases can match ranges, tuples, enums, and use where clauses and value binding. RED FLAG: claiming you must write break to stop fallthrough, or not knowing switch can pattern-match beyond simple integer constants.