Analyze the code below: if (counter === 10) { console.log(“abc”); } How can we write the same condition using the switch statement?

if (counter === 10) {
    console.log("abc");
}

How can we write the same condition using the switch statement?

• switch(counter) {case 10: console.log("abc")};
• switch(counter) case 10: console.log("abc");
• case(counter) {switch 10: console.log("abc")};
• switch(counter) {case ? 10 : console.log("abc")};

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