Loading... Login Loading... Register

Laravel Blade Templating Quiz

Want to learn more than this quiz offers you? Have a look at my Frontend web development courses.

Create an account and save your quiz results

Login and save your results

First Name *

Last Name *

Email *

Password *

Confirm Password *

I agree to the Terms of Service & Privacy Policy.

Add me to your newsletter.

Question 1/15

How can you customize the paths that Blade checks for components within your Laravel project?

Select your answer

Use the `Blade::componentNamespace('Namespace')`

Define paths in the `views/components`

Set paths using `Blade::component()`

Adjust the componentNamespaces property in a service provider

Question 2/15

How do you extend a Blade layout in a child template?

Select your answer

@use('layout.name')

@extends('layout.name')

@layout('name')

Question 3/15

How do you register a component alias in Laravel Blade?

Select your answer

Blade::register('alias', 'component-name')

Blade::componentAlias('component-name', 'alias')

Component::alias('alias', 'component-name')

Blade::component('component-name', 'alias')

Question 4/15

How do you display a variable in a Blade template?

Select your answer

${variable}

@display($variable)

<% $variable %>

Question 5/15

When using the @yield directive, how do you supply a default value?

Select your answer

@yield('section', 'default')

@yieldOr('default', 'section')

@defaultYield('section', 'default')

yieldOrDefault('section', 'default')

Question 6/15

What Blade statement would you use to check if a variable is empty or not?

Select your answer

@empty($variable)

@isEmpty($variable)

@null($variable)

@checkForContent($variable)

Question 7/15

What Blade directive is used to end a section?

Select your answer

@stop

@finish

@endsection

@end

Question 8/15

When defining slots in Blade components, how do you create a slot with a name?

Select your answer

@slot('header')

Question 9/15

How do you import a component inside a Blade view?

Select your answer

@component('name')

@component('component.name')

@useComponent('component.name')

Question 10/15

Which directive is intended for displaying inverse logic of an 'if' condition in Blade?

Select your answer

@ifnot

@check

@unless

@inverse

Question 11/15

How would you output 'Hello, World!' in a Blade template using a translation function if 'Hello, World!' is registered in the localization files?

Select your answer

translate('Hello, World!')

@trans('Hello, World!')

Question 12/15

Which Blade directive is used to escape the output to prevent XSS?

Select your answer

@safe($value)

{{{ $value }}

{{{ $value }}}

Question 13/15

In Blade, what directive allows you to check if a particular variable is not empty?

Select your answer

@present($variable)

@isset($variable)

@filled($variable)

@exists($variable)

Question 14/15

Which directive would you use to conditionally include content in a Blade template based on a variable?

Select your answer

@when

@maybe

@if

@unless

Question 15/15

How do you define a section in a Blade template?

Select your answer

@section('content')

section('content')

@sect('content')

Your Results

You did not answer any questions correctly.

Your Answers

Question 1/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

How can you customize the paths that Blade checks for components within your Laravel project?

Available answers

Use the `Blade::componentNamespace('Namespace')`

Define paths in the `views/components`

Set paths using `Blade::component()`

Adjust the componentNamespaces property in a service provider

Laraval allows custom paths for components through service providers or by registering them using

Blade::component()

or namespaces in your app service provider, but there's no direct answer for setting paths programmatically in this quiz option.

Question 2/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

How do you extend a Blade layout in a child template?

Available answers

<extend('layout')>

@use('layout.name')

@extends('layout.name')

@layout('name')

To use a Blade template layout, you extend it using:

@extends('layout.name')

. This allows the template to inherit the layout's styling and structure.

Question 3/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

How do you register a component alias in Laravel Blade?

Available answers

Blade::register('alias', 'component-name')

Blade::componentAlias('component-name', 'alias')

Component::alias('alias', 'component-name')

Blade::component('component-name', 'alias')

To register a component alias, use the method

Blade::component('component-name', 'alias')

. This tells Laravel to use 'alias' as a shortcut to 'component-name'.

Question 4/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

How do you display a variable in a Blade template?

Available answers

${variable}

@display($variable)

<% $variable %>

In Blade templates, variables are displayed using curly braces like this:

{{ $variable }}

Question 5/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

When using the @yield directive, how do you supply a default value?

Available answers

@yield('section', 'default')

@yieldOr('default', 'section')

@defaultYield('section', 'default')

yieldOrDefault('section', 'default')

The syntax for providing a default value for @yield is

@yield('section', 'default')

, which means if no content is supplied to the section, 'default' is used.

Question 6/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

What Blade statement would you use to check if a variable is empty or not?

Available answers

@empty($variable)

@isEmpty($variable)

@null($variable)

@checkForContent($variable)

You can check if a variable is empty in Blade using:

@empty($variable)

. This directive provides a convenient way to evaluate the empty status.

Question 7/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

What Blade directive is used to end a section?

Available answers

@stop

@finish

@endsection

@end

You end a section in Blade by using the

@endsection

directive. This closes the current section definition.

Question 8/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

When defining slots in Blade components, how do you create a slot with a name?

Available answers

<x-slot name="header"></x-slot>

@slot('header')

<x-name-slot="header"></x-slot>

<x-slot:header>

The correct syntax to define a named slot is

. This specifies 'header' as the name of the slot within a Blade component.

Question 9/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

How do you import a component inside a Blade view?

Available answers

@component('name')

<import('component')>

@component('component.name')

@useComponent('component.name')

To include a component within a Blade view, use the

@component('component.name')

directive.

Question 10/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

Which directive is intended for displaying inverse logic of an 'if' condition in Blade?

Available answers

@ifnot

@check

@unless

@inverse

The

@unless

directive is used to perform inverse logic of an 'if' statement. It will render within the block if the given expression evaluates to false.

Question 11/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

How would you output 'Hello, World!' in a Blade template using a translation function if 'Hello, World!' is registered in the localization files?

Available answers

translate('Hello, World!')

@trans('Hello, World!')

Using the

{{ __('Hello, World!') }}

syntax in Blade applies localization to the string 'Hello, World!' if it exists in the localization files.

Question 12/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

Which Blade directive is used to escape the output to prevent XSS?

Available answers

@safe($value)

{{{ $value }}

{{{ $value }}}

To escape the output in Blade, you use triple curly braces:

{{{ $value }}}

. This ensures that the value is escaped, preventing XSS attacks.

Question 13/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

In Blade, what directive allows you to check if a particular variable is not empty?

Available answers

@present($variable)

@isset($variable)

@filled($variable)

@exists($variable)

The

@isset

directive is used to determine if a variable is set and is not null.

Question 14/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

Which directive would you use to conditionally include content in a Blade template based on a variable?

Available answers

@when

@maybe

@if

@unless

In Blade, the

@if

directive is used to conditionally include content based on boolean logic or a variable's value.

Question 15/15

😊 Your answer was correct 🙁 Your answer was incorrect

How do you define a section in a Blade template?

Available answers

@section('content')

section('content')

@sect('content')

<section('content')>

To define a section in Blade, you use the @section directive:

@section('content')

. This is typically used when referencing a specific layout area.