How to USE match-case in Python?

In this video, we will discuss match-case statements and how they can help in writing conditions and pattern checking more efficiently in Python.
Match-case offers a more declarative syntax, which is not only more readable but also more maintainable as your codebase grows.
Chapters:
⏩ 0:00 Intro: Match Case
⏩ 0:49 Why Match Case Needed with Examples
⏩ 1:26 Match Case: Real-world Example
⏩ 2:04 Outro
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[@cyberhard]

First introduced in Python 3.10.

[@sachinpal5823]

Yes

[@2MinutesPy]

Right

[@krzysiekkrzysiek9059]

Awesome. Thx

[@2MinutesPy]

No problem!

[@sachinpal5823]

This match case was introduced in Python 3.10

[@2MinutesPy]

Yeah right

[@prasal0]

Is this actually faster than the regular if else statement?

[@MaxSamoha]

Python community thinks why should we leave behind. Let's just add popular features from different programming languages into Python with the taste of Python.

[@2MinutesPy]

Yeah guess so

[@pldvs]

Is match a switch?

[@sachinpal5823]

Yeah, it's like that. The working is pretty much the same I think though never went in depth in switch case

[@2MinutesPy]

The syntax is same and so the working. The match is like switch but in Python