using a switch block to determine the direction of methods and events

[Andy B]

I have a method called FreezeWizardStep. I want to use a string argument
called WizardStepName (string). A switch block would determine what needs to
be done based on the wizardStepName. Should this be done or should I stick
to smaller individual methods that freeze each wizard step by themselves?

[Alvin Bruney [ASP.NET MVP]]

Either, I'd go for readability in this case and do the switch though that
buys you nothing over an individual method practically speaking.

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Alvin Bruney [MVP ASP.NET]

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I have a method called FreezeWizardStep. I want to use a string argument
called WizardStepName (string). A switch block would determine what needs
to be done based on the wizardStepName. Should this be done or should I
stick to smaller individual methods that freeze each wizard step by
themselves?