@edmond_brakus
In PHP, you can make multiple conditions using conditional statements like if
, else if
, and else
, as well as logical operators like &&
(AND operator) and ||
(OR operator). Here's an example:
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$age = 30; $gender = 'female'; if ($age > 18 && $gender == 'male') { echo "You are a male adult."; } else if ($age > 18 && $gender == 'female') { echo "You are a female adult."; } else if ($age <= 18 && $gender == 'male') { echo "You are a male minor."; } else { echo "You are a female minor."; } |
In this example, the code checks the age and gender variables to determine the appropriate message to display. The &&
operator is used to perform an AND operation, which means that both conditions must evaluate to true for the corresponding message to be displayed.