Laravel - ControllersWhat happens if you define multiple methods in a single action controller and register it as Route::get('/test', TestController::class);?AThe first method defined is called automaticallyBLaravel throws an error about multiple methodsCOnly the __invoke() method is called when the route is accessedDYou must specify the method name in the routeCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall single action controller behaviorLaravel calls the __invoke() method automatically when the controller class is used in route.Step 2: Multiple methods do not affect __invoke() callOther methods are ignored unless explicitly called.Final Answer:Only __invoke() method is called -> Option CQuick Check:Multiple methods present = __invoke() called only [OK]Quick Trick: Only __invoke() runs in single action controller route [OK]Common Mistakes:Expecting error on multiple methodsAssuming first method runsForgetting to use __invoke()
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