[Solved] Why does this code cause an error?Route::resource('tasks', 'TaskController'); — Ans: Controller should be passed as a class reference, not a string | Laravel

Laravel - Controllers

Why does this code cause an error?
Route::resource('tasks', 'TaskController');

AController should be passed as a class reference, not a string

BRoute::resource does not accept two arguments

CThe URI 'tasks' is invalid

DTaskController must be registered in a service provider

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check correct parameter type for Route::resource
Modern Laravel requires controller as a class reference using ::class.
Step 2: Identify why string causes error
Passing controller as string causes Laravel to fail resolving the class.
Final Answer:
Controller should be passed as a class reference, not a string -> Option A
Quick Check:
Controller parameter must be class reference [OK]

Quick Trick: Use ControllerName::class, not string, in Route::resource [OK]

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