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{{ $message }}<\/p>\n<\/body>\n<\/html><\/pre>

In this example, use the Blade template syntax {{ $message }} to reference the dynamic variable $message, which will be set in the controller and passed to the view. <\/p>

1. Create a Controller<\/li><\/ol>

   In Laravel, a controller is a class that handles web requests and returns responses. To create a controller, you can use the following steps: <\/p>

   • Create a controller file named HomeController.php in the app\/Http\/Controllers directory. <\/li>
   • Write controller code that will load the view and return the HTML response. <\/li><\/ul>

     For example, in HomeController.php, you can use the following code to load the home.blade.php view and pass dynamic data to it: <\/p>

      $message]);\n    }\n}<\/pre>
     In this example, index () method loads the view named home and passes the variable $message to it. <\/p>
     Create a Route<\/li><\/ol>
     In Laravel, routing is the mechanism that maps web requests to the corresponding controller methods. To create a route, you can use the following steps: <\/p>
     Open the routes\/web.php file. <\/li>
     Define a route named home in the file and point it to the HomeController@index method. <\/li><\/ul>
     For example, in web.php, you can use the following code to define the home route: <\/p>
     Route::get('\/', 'HomeController@index')->name('home');<\/pre>
     In this example, the get() method defines a route named home, And map it to the index() method of the HomeController class. <\/p>
     Handling page data<\/li><\/ol>
     In Laravel, there are many methods you can use to get page data from a database or other data source. The most common way is to use Eloquent ORM, which is Laravel's built-in ORM. The following is a simple example of getting data from the database: <\/p>
     Add a new method in HomeController.php for getting data from the database: <\/p>
     public function getData()\n{\n    $data = DB::table('users')->get();\n\n    return view('data', ['data' => $data]);\n}<\/pre>
     In this example, getData( ) method uses Laravel's QueryBuilder to retrieve all users' data from the database and passes the data to the data view. <\/p>
     Display page data<\/li><\/ol>
     Once you have collected the data in the controller and passed it to the view, you can display it on the page using Blade template syntax. Here is a simple example for displaying data fetched from database in a view: <\/p>
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