Do some self-directed learning and provide an example of how to use the switch-case statement in Matlab.

• A switch block executes one set of statements based on one of several options. A case statement is used to cover each option.
• A scalar or string is an evaluated switch expression.
• A scalar, a string, or a cell array of scalars or strings is an evaluated case expression.
• Each case is tested in the switch block until one of them is true.
• When a case is true, MATLAB performs the statements associated with it before exiting the switch block.
• The otherwise block is optional and only executes when none of the cases are true.

Syntax:

switch <switch_expression>

   case <case_expression>

      <statements>

   case <case_expression>

      <statements>

      ...

      ...

   otherwise

      <statements>

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