How would you define a route that responds to both GET and POST requests at '/submit' using a single route definition?

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Laravel - Routing

ARoute::match(['get', 'post'], '/submit', function () { return 'Submitted'; });

BRoute::get('/submit', function () { return 'Submitted'; }); Route::post('/submit', function () { return 'Submitted'; });

CRoute::any('/submit', function () { return 'Submitted'; });

DRoute::post('/submit', function () { return 'Submitted'; });

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand how to handle multiple HTTP methods in one route
Laravel's Route::match() accepts an array of methods to handle multiple HTTP verbs.
Step 2: Check the syntax for matching GET and POST
Using Route::match(['get', 'post'], '/submit', ...) correctly handles both methods in one route.
Final Answer:
Route::match(['get', 'post'], '/submit', function () { return 'Submitted'; }); -> Option A
Quick Check:
Route::match handles multiple methods in one route [OK]

Quick Trick: Use Route::match() for multiple HTTP methods [OK]

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