Programmers can use an if, elseif, else clause to test multiple expressions (the if...else part), before adding a default clause (the elseif portion). Scripts can have as many elseif clauses as needed, and a default action is not necessary.
SYNTAX:
if (expression) {
// code executed if expression evaluates to true
} elseif (another_expression)
// code executed if previous expression failed
// and this one evaluates to true
} else {
// code executed in all other cases
}
$mood = "sad";
if ($mood == "happy") {
echo "Hooray, I'm in a good mood!";
} elseif ($mood == "sad") {
echo "Awww, Don't be down!";
} else {
echo "Neither happy nor sad but $mood.";
}