Examples of If/Else Conditions and PHP Case

1. If/Else Condition Example: Checking Ages

You are an adult.

What is an If/Else Condition?
An if/else condition lets you run different pieces of code depending if a condition is true or false.
In this example, if a person's age is 18 or older,
they are an adult; otherwise, they would be counted as a minor

2. PHP Case Example: Day of the Week

Today is Monday.

What is a PHP Case?
A switch case helps you pick which code to run based on a variable's value. It looks at the variable and matches it with different cases.
If it finds a match, then it will run that code.
In this example, you can check `$day` variable to see what day it is and print a message out.

How Do Conditions Work?
In PHP, conditions let us control what the program really does.
With if/else and switch/case, we can choose actions based on that.
If something is true, one set of instructions will run; if not, another set might run instead.
This helps the program handle different situations and codes effectively.