you cannot break out of if stataments. Only loops allow you to break. Since they run forever, until something is satisfied. The if statements don't need anything. They get satisfied easily. Just remember only loops can use break and continue. If statements cannot.

Well, not break per se. but you can do this with the goto-statement module

#Python 2.7.17
from goto import with_goto

@with_goto
def main():
	if True:
		print("One.")
		goto .after
		print("Two!")

	label .after
		
	print("Hello, world!")

main()

But please for god sake do not. You can do it more readable and easier by just not doing this

Well, if statements are made so that if the user input or something satisfies a certain condition. When you say 'break out of an if statement', it isn't correct. You can break out of an 'while' loop, as it continues over and over again repeatedly. An if statement doesn't really repeatedly ask you until you satisfy a certain condition; that's an if statement.
For example, if you want to say like if the user input is 2, print 4.

num = input("Type number")
if num == '2':
print('4')
print("Yes")

The statement 'print('4')' is in the if statement, so it occurs IF AND ONLY IF the user input is 2.If the user types 3 or something else, it won't print 4.
NOTE: Note that I wrote 'print('yes')' outside the if statement. So, irrespective of whether the user writes 2 or something else, 'yes' will be printed.
A while statement would keep on repeating until a certain condition is satisfied or is not satisfied.
Example:

num = input("Number: ")
while num == '2':
print("No")
num = input("Number")
print("OK")

In the above example, if the user enters 2, he will get 'no' printed on his screen and it will ask num again. If the user types anything else, he will break out of the loop and 'OK' will get printed on the screen.
Hope this helps!
Thanks!

I have no idea what ur talking about. Python? Javascript? What? Also why would you need to? Thanks. Please share a part of the code.

No, since if, elif, and else statements are not loops.