Laravel - Basics and ArchitectureWhy does Laravel's Eloquent ORM often perform slower than raw SQL queries in other PHP frameworks?ABecause Eloquent does not support prepared statementsBBecause Eloquent adds abstraction layers and runs multiple queries internallyCBecause Laravel uses outdated PHP versionsDBecause raw SQL is not supported in LaravelCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Analyze Eloquent ORM behaviorEloquent provides easy syntax but adds abstraction and may run extra queries.Step 2: Compare with raw SQLRaw SQL queries are direct and usually faster without overhead.Final Answer:Because Eloquent adds abstraction layers and runs multiple queries internally -> Option BQuick Check:Eloquent performance reason = C [OK]Quick Trick: ORMs add layers, raw SQL is faster but less convenient [OK]Common Mistakes:Blaming PHP version for ORM speedThinking Eloquent lacks prepared statementsBelieving Laravel disallows raw SQL
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