How can i make construction like this in perl ?

Warning - there are no break statements (this technique known as fall through).

For example if var = 10, "abcdefghij" will be printed and if var = 5, "fghij" will be printed and so on.

Thank you very much for help !

switch (var) {
case 10: printf("a");
case 9: printf("b");
case 8: printf("c");
case 7: printf("d");
case 6: printf("e");
case 5: printf("f");
case 4: printf("g");
case 3: printf("h");
case 2: printf("i");
case 1: printf("j");
}

In reply to fall through switch/case in perl by ykar

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