php-laravelHow can I return a view in Laravel using PHP?
To return a view in Laravel using PHP, you can use the view()
helper function. This function accepts two parameters: a view name and an array of data that should be passed to the view.
For example:
$data = [
'name' => 'John'
];
return view('welcome', $data);
This will return the welcome
view with the $data
array available for use in the view.
Code explanation
$data
: an array of data that should be passed to the view.view()
: theview()
helper function that accepts two parameters: a view name and an array of data.return view('welcome', $data);
: this will return thewelcome
view with the$data
array available for use in the view.
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