How To Use If And Else Statement In PHP

If( )statement allows you to determine whether a condition is true or false. When it is true, the code within the if condition will be executed. If it is false, it will not be executed or will be executing the else( ) statement if provided.

To make it more simple, consider this statement. "If it's not raining, I will go and play football with my friends" . In this statement, I note that I'm going to play football with my friends if only it is not raining. But what happen when it rains? I will definetely won't go out or else I may get cold.

So, what will PHP do when the condition returns false?
Good question! PHP will ignore those code within the if( ) statement when the condition is false and will just move to the next line. However, you can still use else( ) statement for PHP to execute when condition is false.