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How to use or operator in laravel

Created at 19-Sep-2021 , By samar

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You can use or operator in laravel using || in if statement between two or more than two conditions. If statement will be executed if any one or more than one of these conditions evaluates true.

If statement with OR (||) condition in php
```
$var = "abc";
if($var == "abc" || $var == "def") 
{ 
    echo "true"; 
}
```
It will return true if the value of $var is abc or def. If the value we assign to $var is not equal to “abc” or “def” then the if statement will not be executed.

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