Can I "break out" of an if{} block?

At any point in a loop, I can "break out" of it with a 'last', or I can
"break out" of a subroutine with a 'return'.

Is there a similar way to easily "break out" of an if{} block (without
a goto)?

Thanks!

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David Filmer (http://DavidFilmer.com)

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