[Solved] Why does this route naming cause an error?Route::get('/post', fn() => 'Post')->name(); — Ans: No name string provided inside name() | Laravel

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Why does this route naming cause an error?

Route::get('/post', fn() => 'Post')->name();

ANo name string provided inside name()

BRoute URL is missing a slash

CClosure function is missing return statement

DRoute method get is not allowed

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check usage of ->name()
The name() method requires a string argument specifying the route name.
Step 2: Identify missing argument
Here, name() is called without any argument, causing an error.
Final Answer:
No name string provided inside name() -> Option A
Quick Check:
name() must have a route name string [OK]

Quick Trick: Always provide a string inside ->name('your.name') [OK]

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