MVC architecture in Laravel - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

1fill in blank

easy

Complete the code to define a route that uses the HomeController's index method.

Laravel

Route::get('/', [[1]::class, 'index']);

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AController

Bweb

CRoute

DHomeController

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Common Mistakes

Using 'web' instead of the controller name.

Using 'Route' or 'Controller' which are not controller class names.

The route needs to specify the controller class name, here HomeController, to call its index method.

2fill in blank

medium

Complete the code to create a new controller named ProductController using Artisan command.

Laravel

php artisan make:[1] ProductController

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Amigration

Bmodel

Ccontroller

Dseeder

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Common Mistakes

Using 'model' or 'migration' which create different classes.

Using 'seeder' which is for database seeding.

The Artisan command to create a controller is make:controller.

3fill in blank

hard

Fix the error in the controller method to return a view named 'welcome'.

Laravel

public function index() {
    return [1]('welcome');
}

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Aview()

BView()

Creturn()

Drender()

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Common Mistakes

Using uppercase 'View()' which causes an error.

Using 'return()' or 'render()' which are not correct here.

In Laravel, the view() helper function returns a view. It should be lowercase.

4fill in blank

hard

Fill both blanks to pass data from controller to view with variable 'name' set to 'Laravel'.

Laravel

return view('greeting', [[1] => [2]]);

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A'name'

B'Laravel'

C'view'

D'data'

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Common Mistakes

Using variable names without quotes.

Swapping key and value positions.

The array key is the variable name in the view, and the value is the data passed.

5fill in blank

hard

Fill all three blanks to define a model named Post with a fillable property for 'title' and 'content'.

Laravel

class [1] extends Model {
    protected $[2] = [[3]];
}

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APost

Bfillable

C'title', 'content'

Dtimestamps

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Common Mistakes

Using 'timestamps' instead of 'fillable'.

Not quoting the array elements properly.

The model class is named Post. The fillable property is an array of fields allowed for mass assignment.