A Case's Body, not Its Code Block
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The first sentence of the pentultimate paragraph in the Language Guide's Value Bindings subsection reads:
After the temporary constants are declared, they can be used within the case’s code block.
Cases don't have code blocks, they have bodies. The distinction is that a code block is a parenthesized sequence of one or more statements, whereas a case body is a sequence of one or more statements. Unlike C and its derivative languages, a code block may not be substituted for a statement.
Correction
Change the first sentence of pentultimate paragraph in the Language Guide's Value Bindings subsection to read:
After the temporary constants are declared, they can be used within the case’s body.