True or False: Case statements in Puppet require a default match.

In Puppet, case statements, which allow you to evaluate a variable against a series of potential matches, do not strictly require a default match to function. However, including a default case is considered a best practice. This default case acts as a fallback when none of the specified conditions are met, providing a safety net to handle unexpected values gracefully. While you can create a case statement without a default match, doing so may lead to issues or unexpected behavior if the variable being evaluated does not match any of the provided cases.

Therefore, while a default match enhances the robustness and reliability of your Puppet code, it is not an absolute requirement for the case statement to operate. Thus, the assertion that case statements require a default match is not accurate. This makes the chosen answer misleading in the context of Puppet’s functionality.