Are there any specific PHP features or operators that can be used as alternatives to the "break" statement in if-else conditions?

When trying to avoid using the "break" statement in if-else conditions, one alternative is to use the "return" statement to exit the function early. This can help improve code readability and maintainability by avoiding nested conditions or excessive "break" statements.

function checkCondition($value) {
    if ($value == 1) {
        return "Condition 1 met";
    }
    if ($value == 2) {
        return "Condition 2 met";
    }
    if ($value == 3) {
        return "Condition 3 met";
    }
    
    return "No condition met";
}

echo checkCondition(2); // Output: Condition 2 met