"Switch Pattern Matching with When Expressions"

	var user = GetUser();
	
	// Type pattern matching
	switch (user) {
		case null:
			Console.WriteLine("No user found.");
			break;
		case Manager m when m.Department == Department.Engineering:
			Console.WriteLine($"User is a manager in the engineering department and has {m.Reports.Count} direct reports.");
			break;
		case Manager m when m.Department == Department.Marketing:
			Console.WriteLine($"User is a manager in the marketing department and manages {m.CustomerAccounts.Count} customer accounts.");
			break;
		case Trainee t when t.AgeInYears >= 18:
			Console.WriteLine($"User is a trainee and has completed {t.Courses.Count(c => c.IsCompleted)} of their training courses.");
			break;
		case Trainee t: // This case will only be entered if the one above was not
			Console.WriteLine($"User is a junior trainee.");
			break;
		default:
			Console.WriteLine($"User is just a user.");
			break;
	}


Code snippet taken from "Complete C# Quick Reference - C# 7".