You want to create a route group with prefix admin and middleware auth. Which code correctly applies both?

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Laravel - Routing

You want to create a route group with prefix admin and middleware auth. Which code correctly applies both?

ARoute::middleware('auth')->prefix('admin')->group(function () { /* routes */ });

BAll of the above

CRoute::group(['prefix' => 'admin', 'middleware' => 'auth'], function () { /* routes */ });

DRoute::prefix('admin')->middleware('auth')->group(function () { /* routes */ });

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand chaining and array syntax for groups
Laravel allows chaining prefix() and middleware() before group(), or passing an array with keys.
Step 2: Verify all options
Options B, C, and D are valid ways to apply prefix and middleware. All of the above states 'All of the above', which includes B, C, and D.
Final Answer:
All of the above -> Option B
Quick Check:
Multiple valid ways to combine prefix and middleware [OK]

Quick Trick: Use chaining or array syntax to combine prefix and middleware [OK]

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