if Statement in php

• zendnwar
• July 23, 2012
• PHP Basic
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if Statement in php

An if statement is a way of controlling the execution of a statement that follows it (that

is, a single statement or a block of code inside braces). The if statement evaluates an

expression between parentheses. If this expression results in a true value, the statement

is executed. Otherwise, the statement is skipped entirely. This enables scripts to make

decisions based on any number of factors.

if ( expression ) {

// code to execute if the expression evaluates to true

}

<?php
$status = 1;
if ( $status == 1 ) {
echo “I am here, How are you”;
}
?>