Gorm does not support switch case statements directly. However, you can use the if-else statement to achieve a similar function.
Here is an example:
var result int
switch value {
case 1:
result = 10
case 2:
result = 20
default:
result = 30
}
// can be rewritten using if-else statement as follows:
if value == 1 {
result = 10
} else if value == 2 {
result = 20
} else {
result = 30
}
Note that this example is not specific to Gorm but is applicable generally in Go programming language.
