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Question 1/15

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

Select your answer

@slot('header')

Question 2/15

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

Select your answer

@if

@when

@unless

@maybe

Question 3/15

How do you comment out lines of code in a Blade template?

Select your answer

// Comment

@comment('Comment')

Question 4/15

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

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@isset($variable)

@exists($variable)

@filled($variable)

@present($variable)

Question 5/15

How do you display a variable in a Blade template?

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@display($variable)

${variable}

<% $variable %>

Question 6/15

What Blade directive is used to end a section?

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@stop

@finish

@end

@endsection

Question 7/15

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

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@checkForContent($variable)

@isEmpty($variable)

@empty($variable)

@null($variable)

Question 8/15

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

Select your answer

Define paths in the `views/components`

Set paths using `Blade::component()`

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

Adjust the componentNamespaces property in a service provider

Question 9/15

What is the correct way to include a sub-view in a Blade template?

Select your answer

include('sub-view')

@subview('sub-view')

@include('sub-view')

Question 10/15

Which directive would you use to insert raw, unescaped content into a Blade template?

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@rawHtml($content)

{!! $content !!}

Question 11/15

How do you end a component in a Blade template?

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@closecomponent

@exitcomponent

@stopcomponent

@endcomponent

Question 12/15

How do you include a partial view in a component using Blade?

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@include('partial-view')

@partial('partial-view')

Question 13/15

How can you loop through an array in a Blade template?

Select your answer

@item($array)

@forEach($array in $item)

@foreach($array as $item)

Question 14/15

Which directive would you use to apply a condition that executes as long as it evaluates to true?

Select your answer

@while

@foreach

@continueWhile

@loop

Question 15/15

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

Select your answer

yieldOrDefault('section', 'default')

@yield('section', 'default')

@yieldOr('default', 'section')

@defaultYield('section', 'default')

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Question 1/15

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

Available answers

@slot('header')

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

<x-slot:header>

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

The correct syntax to define a named slot is

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

Question 2/15

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

Available answers

@if

@when

@unless

@maybe

In Blade, the

@if

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

Question 3/15

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How do you comment out lines of code in a Blade template?

Available answers

// Comment

@comment('Comment')

Blade provides a special syntax for comments:

{{-- Comment --}}

. This ensures the comment isn't visible in the HTML output.

Question 4/15

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

Available answers

@isset($variable)

@exists($variable)

@filled($variable)

@present($variable)

The

@isset

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

Question 5/15

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How do you display a variable in a Blade template?

Available answers

@display($variable)

${variable}

<% $variable %>

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

{{ $variable }}

Question 6/15

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What Blade directive is used to end a section?

Available answers

@stop

@finish

@end

@endsection

You end a section in Blade by using the

@endsection

directive. This closes the current section definition.

Question 7/15

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

Available answers

@checkForContent($variable)

@isEmpty($variable)

@empty($variable)

@null($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 8/15

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

Available answers

Define paths in the `views/components`

Set paths using `Blade::component()`

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

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 9/15

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What is the correct way to include a sub-view in a Blade template?

Available answers

include('sub-view')

@subview('sub-view')

@include('sub-view')

<include('sub-view')>

In Blade, the correct directive to include a sub-view is

@include('sub-view')

. This directive inserts the contents of the specified view at the given location.

Question 10/15

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Which directive would you use to insert raw, unescaped content into a Blade template?

Available answers

@rawHtml($content)

{!! $content !!}

To insert raw, unescaped content, you should use double exclamation points:

{!! $content !!}

. Be careful to ensure that the content is safe from XSS vulnerabilities.

Question 11/15

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How do you end a component in a Blade template?

Available answers

@closecomponent

@exitcomponent

@stopcomponent

@endcomponent

End a Blade component block with the

@endcomponent

directive, which signals the end of the component scope.

Question 12/15

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How do you include a partial view in a component using Blade?

Available answers

<x-partial name="partial-view"/>

@include('partial-view')

@partial('partial-view')

To include a partial view within a component or any Blade template, use

@include('partial-view')

. This renders the content from the specified partial view into the current template.

Question 13/15

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How can you loop through an array in a Blade template?

Available answers

<each('array')>

@item($array)

@forEach($array in $item)

@foreach($array as $item)

To loop through an array in Blade, use the

@foreach

directive:

@foreach($array as $item)

. This will iterate over each item in the array.

Question 14/15

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Which directive would you use to apply a condition that executes as long as it evaluates to true?

Available answers

@while

@foreach

@continueWhile

@loop

The

@while

directive is used to execute a block of code repeatedly as long as the specified condition is true.

Question 15/15

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

Available answers

yieldOrDefault('section', 'default')

@yield('section', 'default')

@yieldOr('default', 'section')

@defaultYield('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.