Vector2 with switch statement

//this goes where you're declaring variables
public Vector2 foo = Vector2.zero;

//this is what the switch statement would look like
switch (foo)
{
	case Vector2 v when v.Equals(Vector2.up):
		Debug.Log("Up");
		break;
	case Vector2 v when v.Equals(Vector2.left):
		Debug.Log("Left");
		break;
	case Vector2 v when v.Equals(Vector2.back):
		Debug.Log("Back");
		break;
}

Source: stackoverflow.com

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