[Solved] Identify the error in this Laravel code snippet that tries to get a query parameter sort:Route::get('/items', function (Request $request) { $sort = $request->query['sort']; return $sort; }); | Laravel

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Identify the error in this Laravel code snippet that tries to get a query parameter sort:

Route::get('/items', function (Request $request) {
    $sort = $request->query['sort'];
    return $sort;
});

ARequest class not imported

BUsing array syntax instead of method call for query parameters

CIncorrect route method; should be post() instead of get()

DMissing semicolon after return statement

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check how query parameters are accessed
The code uses $request->query['sort'], which is incorrect because query is a method, not an array.
Step 2: Correct syntax for query parameters
The correct way is $request->query('sort') to get the 'sort' parameter.
Final Answer:
Using array syntax instead of method call for query parameters -> Option B
Quick Check:
Use $request->query('key'), not $request->query['key'] [OK]

Quick Trick: query() is a method, not an array; use parentheses [OK]

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