One of the most common challenges in programming is handling complex conditional logic. Multi-level if-else statements are often the go-to method for managing different cases, yet they can quickly lead to cumbersome, hard-to-read code. For Java developers, replacing these multi-level if-else structures with a Map offers a cleaner, more efficient alternative. This approach transforms condition-checking logic into a streamlined structure, reducing code complexity and improving readability. This article explores, in-depth, the benefits of using a Map to handle conditions, the steps for implementation, and practical examples to demonstrate how maps can simplify complex logic.