The has method in Laravel's Collection class allows you to check if an item exists in the collection based on a given key. It returns true if the item exists and false if it does not. You can easily use this method to determine the presence of...
The mode method in PHP's collection class allows you to find the value that appears most often in a dataset. You can optionally specify a key to determine the mode based on specific data fields. For example, you can find the most common number of...
The dump method in Laravel is used to display the contents of a collection for debugging purposes. Unlike the dd method, the dump method does not stop the execution of the script. It behaves similarly to PHP's var_dump function.
The dd method in Laravel dumps the contents of a collection and stops the execution of the script. It acts exclusively on the collection's internal array and provides a helpful way to debug your code. You can use it to inspect the contents of a...
The pad method pads the elements of the collection up to the desired size with the specified value. It returns a new collection without modifying the original collection. The behavior of this method is similar to PHP's array_pad function. In the...
The except method in Laravel allows you to retrieve all key/value pairs from a collection except for the ones specified in the given array. You can easily remove sensitive data by combining except with the toJson method and send the modified...
The tap method in PHP allows you to supply a callback that receives a copy of the current collection instance. The original collection is not modified, but the callback can perform actions on the copied version and return a reference to the...
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