Question: This is something that I haven't seen in the PHPdoc for `switch()` so I'm not sure if it's possible, but I'd like to have a case which is multi-conditional, such as:

```
switch($this) {
   case "yes" || "maybe":
      include "filename.php";
      break;
   ... 
}

```

Is this valid syntax/is this even possible with a `switch()` statement?

Answer: 
Usually you'd just use case fall-through.

```
switch($this) {
   case "yes":
   case "maybe":
      include "filename.php";
      break;
   ... 
}

```
Sure, just specify two cases without breaking the first one, like so:

```
switch($this) {
   case "yes":
   case "maybe":
      include "filename.php";
      break;
   ... 
}

```

If you don't break a case, then any code for that case is run and continues on to execute additional code until the execution is broken. It will continue through *all* cases below it until it sees a `break`.