You want to create two routes: one for showing a form at '/form' and one for processing the form submission at '/submit'. Which routing setup correctly maps URLs to logic in Laravel?

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Laravel - Routing

ARoute::get('/form', function () { return view('form'); });\nRoute::post('/submit', function () { return 'Form submitted'; });

BRoute::post('/form', function () { return view('form'); });\nRoute::get('/submit', function () { return 'Form submitted'; });

CRoute::get('/submit', function () { return view('form'); });\nRoute::post('/form', function () { return 'Form submitted'; });

DRoute::get('/form', function () { return 'Form submitted'; });\nRoute::post('/submit', function () { return view('form'); });

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify HTTP methods for form pages
The form page is shown with GET (to display), and submission uses POST (to send data).
Step 2: Match routes to URLs and methods
Route::get('/form', function () { return view('form'); });\nRoute::post('/submit', function () { return 'Form submitted'; }); correctly uses Route::get for '/form' to show the form view, and Route::post for '/submit' to handle submission.
Final Answer:
Route::get('/form', function () { return view('form'); }); Route::post('/submit', function () { return 'Form submitted'; }); -> Option A
Quick Check:
GET shows form, POST submits form [OK]

Quick Trick: Use GET for showing forms, POST for submitting forms [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Using POST to show form page
Using GET to submit form data
Mixing URLs and HTTP methods incorrectly

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You want to create two routes: one for showing a form at '/form' and one for processing the form submission at '/submit'. Which routing setup correctly maps URLs to logic in Laravel?

Step 1: Identify HTTP methods for form pages

Step 2: Match routes to URLs and methods

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