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with Regard to Case Statement

I need to check if $1 is A or B
I tried the following but it seems its not correct..would appreciate a suggestion ?


case "$1"
in
"A" || "B" )
;;
esac

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case $1 in
"A")
"B") #do something...
;;
*) #do something else
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Yes That's possible but I prefer to find out if i can use an or statement
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case "$1" in
   A|B) echo "A or B";;
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thanks !!! it works the way i want it to now...
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