<?php

$ip = '192.168.1.5';
$ips = [
    '192.168.1.3',
    '192.168.1.4',
    '192.168.1.5',
];

foreach ($ips as $i) {
    if ($ip === $i) {
        goto allowed;
    }
}

throw new Exception('Not allowed');

allowed:

...

$allowed = false;

foreach ($ips as $i) {
    if ($ip === $i) {
        $allowed = true;
        break;
    }
}

if (!$allowed) {
    throw new Exception('Not allowed');
}

if (!in_array($ip, $ips)) throw new Exception('Not allowed');

if (!contains($ips, $ip)) throw new Exception('Not allowed');

$list_contains_ip = undef;        # STATE: we don't know yet

foreach ($ips as $i) {
  if ($ip === $i) {
      $list_contains_ip = true;   # STATE: positive
      break;
  }
                                  # STATE: we still don't know yet, huh?
}
                                  # Well, then...
$list_contains_ip = false;        # STATE: negative

if (!$list_contains_ip) {
  throw new Exception('Not allowed');
}

# STATE: unknown
foreach ($ips as $i) {       # What are we checking here anyway?
  if ($ip === $i) {
    goto allowed;            # STATE: positive
  }
                             # STATE: unknown
}
                             # guess this means STATE: negative
throw new Exception('Not allowed');

allowed:                     # Guess we jumped over the trap door

if ($ip =~ /:/) goto IP_V6;
if ($ip =~ ///) goto IP_RANGE;
if ($ip =~ /^10./) goto IP_IS_PRIVATE;

foreach ($ips as $i) { ... }

IP_IS_PRIVATE:
   foreach ($ip_priv as $i) { ... }

IP_V6:
   foreach ($ipv6 as $i) { ... }

IP_RANGE:
   # i don't even want to know how you'd implement that

ALLOWED:
   # Wait, is this code even correct?
   # There seems to be a bug in here.

func foo(){
    foreach ($ips as $i) {
        if ($ip === $i) {
            return;
        }
    }

    throw new Exception('Not allowed');
}