How to use comparison operators in switch statement in PHP

<?php
$number = 27;

switch(true)
{
    case ($number > 100):
        echo 'Bigger than hundred';
    break;
  
    case ($number < 100):
        echo 'Lower than hundred';
    break;
  
    default:
        echo 'Equal to hundred';
    break;
}
?>

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