When Select Case statements
have large sets of multi-line Case clauses, the code becomes hard to read and maintain.
For example, the Cognitive Complexity is going to be particularly high.
In such scenarios, it’s better to refactor the Select Case to only have single-line case clauses.
When all the Case clauses of a Select Case statement are single-line, the readability of the code is not affected.
Exceptions
This rule ignores:
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Select Case statements over Enum arguments
- fall-through cases
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Return and Throw statements in Case clauses
