Laravel 5 Basics (3) - Passing data to the view (continued)

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  • We can not only send data to the view, we can also send Array
<code>    public function about()
    {
        return view('pages.about')->with([
            'first' => 'Zhang',
            'last' => 'Jinglin'
        ]);
    }</code>
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<code><h1>About {{ $first }} {{ $last }}</h1></code>
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A concise way is this:

<code>    public function about()
    {
        $data = [];
        $data['first'] = 'Zhang';
        $data['last'] = 'Jinglin';
        
        return view('pages.about', $data);
    }</code>
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The result is the same, simpler is this:

<code>    public function about()
    {
        $first = 'Zhang';
        $last = 'Jinglin';
        return view('pages.about', compact('first', 'last'));
    }</code>
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compact turns parameters into arrays, extract does the opposite. You can check the php manual to learn about compact and learn about extract by the way.

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