Laravel Blade Templating Quiz

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

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How do you display a variable in a Blade template?

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

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How do you register a component alias in Laravel Blade?

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

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

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

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

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Which directive is used to define a section alternative in a Blade template?

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How do you define a section in a Blade template?

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How do you display the current date and time in a Blade template using PHP?

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

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What directive can you use to stop execution in a Blade template if a condition is met?

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

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

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Question 1/15
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How can you loop through an array in a Blade template?

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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 2/15
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How do you display a variable in a Blade template?

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In Blade templates, variables are displayed using curly braces like this:
{{ $variable }}
.
Question 3/15
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Which Blade directive is used to escape the output to prevent XSS?

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To escape the output in Blade, you use triple curly braces:
{{{ $value }}}
. This ensures that the value is escaped, preventing XSS attacks.
Question 4/15
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How do you register a component alias in Laravel Blade?

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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 5/15
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When using the @yield directive, how do you supply a default value?

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

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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 7/15
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What Blade statement would you use to check if a variable is empty or not?

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

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Using the
{{ __('Hello, World!') }}
syntax in Blade applies localization to the string 'Hello, World!' if it exists in the localization files.
Question 9/15
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Which directive is used to define a section alternative in a Blade template?

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The
@yield
directive is used to define a section's placeholder content that can be replaced in the child views.
Question 10/15
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How do you define a section in a Blade template?

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To define a section in Blade, you use the @section directive:
@section('content')
. This is typically used when referencing a specific layout area.
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How do you display the current date and time in a Blade template using PHP?

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To display the current date and time in a Blade template, you can use:
{{ date('Y-m-d H:i:s') }}
. This uses PHP's date function.
Question 12/15
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Which directive is intended for displaying inverse logic of an 'if' condition in Blade?

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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 13/15
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What directive can you use to stop execution in a Blade template if a condition is met?

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In Blade, the
@break
directive stops execution within a loop when a specific condition is met.
Question 14/15
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How do you extend a Blade layout in a child template?

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

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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.