Can you create an array for functions?
Here's an example of how to do it:
jump_table.ino
int func1(int arg)  { return arg + 1; }
int func2(int arg)  { return arg + 2; }
int func3(int arg)  { return arg + 3; }
int func4(int arg)  { return arg + 4; }
int func5(int arg)  { return arg + 5; }
int func6(int arg)  { return arg + 6; }
int func7(int arg)  { return arg + 7; }
int func8(int arg)  { return arg + 8; }
int func9(int arg)  { return arg + 9; }
int func10(int arg) { return arg + 10; }

int (*jump_table[10])(int) = { func1, func2, func3, func4, func5, 
                               func6, func7, func8, func9, func10 };
    
void setup() {
}
    
void loop() {
  int index = 2;
  int argument = 42;
  int result = (*jump_table[index])(argument);
  // result is 45
}

All functions stored in the array must have the same signature.  This simply means that they must return the same type (e.g. int) and have the same arguments (a single int in the example above).

You can do the same with static class methods (but not instance methods).  For example you could use MyClass::myStaticMethod in the array above but not MyClass::myInstanceMethod nor instance.myInstanceMethod:
class MyClass {
public:
  static int myStaticMethod(int foo)   { return foo + 17; }
  int        myInstanceMethod(int bar) { return bar + 17; }
}

MyClass instance;

There's a similar question over on stackoverflow.