MCQ 3 Laravel

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1.

Bootstrap directory in Laravel is used to__________


1. Initialize a Laraval application
2. Call laravel library functions
3. Load laravel classes and models
4. Load the configuration files
Answer: Initialize a Laraval application
2. How to create a controller in laravel by cmd?
1. php artisan make:controller generate
2. php artisan make: generate controller contoller_name
3. php artisan make:controller –plain
4. php artisan make:request controller_name create
Answer: php artisan make:controller –plain
3. Interpolation of variable in laravel done using
1. {{}}
2. compact
3. helpers
4. None
Answer: {{}}
4. Which command is used to start laravel server?
1. php artisan project_name
2. artisan start-server
3. php artisan serve
4. php artisan start php
Answer: php artisan serve
5. Which one Laravel command line interface?
1. Composer
2. Php artisan
3. Git
4. CLI
Answer: Php artisan
6. Why does Laravel use the Blade Template Engine?
1. As a template
2. To simplify programming
3. For the view in MVC
4. For fun
Answer: For the view in MVC
7. View files in Laravel end in________–
1. .blade.php
2. .vue
3. .blade
4. .php
Answer: .blade.php
8. Which of the following function in Laravel checks that the desired table is exists in
the database or not?
1. hashTable()
2. hasTab()
3. hasTable()
4. None
Answer: hasTable()
9. What is Laravel?
1. Programming language
2. PHP framework
3. Code generator
4. none of the above
Answer: PHP framework
10. Where do we need to set database connection in Laravel?
1. Config.php
2. Setting.php
3. In seed files
4. .ENV file
Answer: .ENV file
11. Where is the routing file located in Laravel ?
1. urls/
2. routes/
3. vendors/
4. app/Http/
Answer: routes/
12. How to set a session data in Laravel?
1. $request->session()->put(‘key’, ‘value’);
2. $request->db->session(‘key’, ‘value’);
3. $request->session()->set(‘key’, ‘value’);
4. none
Answer: $request->session()->put(‘key’, ‘value’);
13. How to check current laravel version install your system?
1. php artisan check –version
2. php artisan make –version
3. php artisan –version
4. none of the above
Answer: php artisan –version
14. For what do the .env is used?
1. For running cron jobs
2. For setting environment variables
3. For tracking vendors
4. None of These
Answer: For setting environment variables
15. How to get current action name in Laravel?
1. request()->DB->getActionMethod()
2. request()->route()->getActionMethod()
3. request()->getActionMethod()
4. none of the above
Answer: request()->route()->getActionMethod()
16. Which command is used to create migrations in Laravel?
1. php artisan make:migration create_users_table
2. php artisan migration create_users_table
3. php artisan make:migrate create_users_table
4. none
Answer: php artisan make:migration create_users_table
17. What does ORM stands for in laravel?
1. object-related Modifier
2. overloaded-relational Mapping
3. object-Rotational Mechanisim
4. object-relational Mapping
Answer: object-relational Mapping
18. Composer is a tool for ______ in PHP.
1. Configuration
2. Dependency management
3. Interpolation
4. None of the above
Answer: Dependency management
19. Which class is used in Laravel to handle exceptions?
1. App\Exception\Handler
2. App\Exceptions\Handler
3. App\Exceptions\Handle
4. None of above
Answer: App\Exceptions\Handler
20. When was Laravel first released?
1. June 2011
2. June 2007
3. June 2009
4. None
Answer: June 2011
21. After running “artisan down”, The project will show the maintenance page. What
would be HTTP Status return Code?
1. 298
2. 503
3. 400
4. 254
Answer: 503
22. Where are all the Laravel Models stored at ?
1. Inside Laravel database
2. Within a server
3. Main app directory
4. None of the above
Answer: Main app directory
23. Which of the following methods are used in Database Migrations classes?
1. run() and delete()
2. save() and update()
3. execute() and rollback()
4. up() and down()
Answer: up() and down()
24. Who developed Laravel?
1. James Gosling
2. Rasmus Lerdorf
3. Taylor Otwell
4. Guido van Rossum
Answer: Taylor Otwell
25. What is the purpose of Laravel Blade Template Engine?
1. Make things harder
2. Increase workload for students
3. Beautify Laravel
4. Makes writing syntax easy and readable
Answer: Makes writing syntax easy and readable
26. What is the purpose of learning Web Programming?
1. To install computer programs
2. To create computer parts
3. To design the computer outlook
4. To talk to computers
Answer: To talk to computers
27. The vendor directory contains
1. Assets
2. Laravel Framework code
3. Third-party code
4. Configuration files
Answer: Third-party code
28. What type of way does Laravel use to get data from a database ?
1. Eloquent ORM and Query Builder
2. Eloquent ORM
3. Query Builder
4. None of the above
Answer: Eloquent ORM and Query Builder
29. Which one of the following command is used to create middleware in Laravel?
1. php artisan make: middleware
2. php arti make: middleware
3. php artisan: middleware
4. none of the above
Answer: php artisan make: middleware
30. What is Node JS?
1. Different version of the normal JavaScript
2. Special type of JavaScript language
3. JavaScript runtime environment that executes JavaScript code
4. None
Answer: JavaScript runtime environment that executes JavaScript code

1. Which method returns the average value of a given key ?

• average()
• avg()
• median()
• avg_val()

Cancel

View Answer

avg() method in laravel returns the average value of a given key


$average = collect([['foo' => 10], ['foo' => 10], ['foo' => 20], ['foo' => 40]])-
>avg('foo'); // 20
$average = collect([1, 1, 2, 4])->avg(); // 2

2. Bootstrap directory in Laravel is used to

• Initialize a Laraval application


• Call laravel library functions
• Load the configuration files
• Load laravel classes and models

View Answer

3. Which artisan command is used to remove the compiled class file.

• clear-compiled
• clear compiled
• compiled:clear
• clear:all

View Answer
clear-compiled

Syntax:
php artisan clear-compiled

4. Which method breaks the collection into multiple, smaller collections of a given size

• split()
• chunk()
• explode()
• break()

View Answer
chunk() method in Laravel is used to breaks the collection into multiple, smaller collections of a
given size.

syntax:
$collection = collect([1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]);
$chunks = $collection->chunk(4);
$chunks->toArray();
// [[1, 2, 3, 4], [5, 6, 7]]

5. Artisan command to flush the application cache:

• cache:flush
• cache:clear
• cache:forget
• cache:remove

View Answer

cache:clear

6. The vendor directory contains

• Laravel Framework code


• Assets
• Third-party code
• Configuration files

View Answer
The vendor directory of Laravel contains Third-party code.

7. Where is the routing file located in Laravel ?

• app/Http/
• routes/
• urls/
• vendors/

View Answer
Routing file located in Laravel are location in routes directory.

8. View files in Laravel end in

• .blade.php
• .php
• .vue
• .blade

View Answer
View files in Laravel end in .blade.php

9. Which of following command is used to create a symbolic link from "public/storage"


directory to "storage/app/public".

• storage:link
• link:public
• link:storage
• storage:link public/storage

View Answer
storage:link is used to create a symbolic link from "public/storage" directory to
"storage/app/public".

10. Which of following methods are used in database migrations classes?

• execute() and rollback()


• up() and down()
• run() and delete()
• save() and update()

View Answer

up() and down()

11. For what do the .env is used?

• For setting environment variables


• For running cron jobs
• For tracking vendors
• None of These

View Answer
For setting environment variables
12. Which directory contain “robot.txt” file ?

• app
• public
• config
• storage

View Answer
public

13. Interpolation of variable in laravel done using

• compact
• {{}}
• helpers

View Answer
{{}}

14. What is the HTTP Status Code for your website. When it is down for maintenance.

• 501
• 200
• 400
• 503

View Answer
503 is HTTP Status Code for your website when it is down for maintenance using artisan down
command

15. __() in laravel used for

• Printing value
• For string translation

View Answer

For string translation


16. Where do we need to set database connection in Laravel?

• config.php
• setting.php
• In seed files
• .ENV file

View Answer
.ENV file

17. What is the minimum PHP version required to install Laravel 5.3?

• 7.1
• 5.6.4
• 5.3.2
• 5.4.3

View Answer
5.6.4

18. How to set a session data in Laravel?

• $request->db->session('key', 'value');
• $request->session()->set('key', 'value');
• $request->session()->put('key', 'value');
• None of These

View Answer
$request->session()->put('key', 'value');

19. Who developed Laravel?

• Rasmus Lerdorf
• Taylor Otwell
• James Gosling
• Guido van Rossum
View Answer
Taylor Otwell

20. How to create a controller in laravel by cmd?

• php artisan make: generate controller contoller_name


• php artisan make:controller generate
• php artisan make:controller --plain
• php artisan make:request controller_name create

View Answer
php artisan make:controller --plain

21. What is the purpose of the app/Providers directory in a Laravel project?

• It stores views for the application


• It stores controllers for the application
• It stores routes for the application
• It stores classes that provide various services to the rest of the application

View Answer
It stores classes that provide various services to the rest of the application

22. What is the purpose of the .env file in a Laravel project?

• It stores views for the application


• It stores routes for the application
• It stores environment-specific configuration for the application
• None of the above

View Answer
It stores environment-specific configuration for the application

23. Which of the following is NOT a Laravel service container?

• $db
• $app
• $cache
• $request

View Answer
$request

24. How can you define a new route in a Laravel application?

• By adding a new route to the routes/web.php file


• By adding a new route to the app/Routes/web.php file
• By adding a new route to the app/Routes/web.php file
• By adding a new route to the app/Http/Controllers/Route.php file

View Answer
By adding a new route to the routes/web.php file

25. How can you display a view in a Laravel application?

• By using the view() helper function


• By using the render() method of the View class
• By using the display() method of the View class
• Both A and B options are right

View Answer
Both A and B options are right

Q1. Which method is used to handle an incoming HTTP request in Laravel?

a) get()

b) post()

c) handle()

d) route()

Answer: d) route()

Q2. How can you define a route in Laravel?


a) Using the web middleware

b) Using the Route::define() method

c) Using the Route::get() method

d) Using the @route directive in Blade templates

Answer: c) Using the Route::get() method

Q3. Which of the following is true about route parameters in Laravel?

a) Route parameters are optional and can be omitted.

b) Route parameters are enclosed in curly braces {} in the route definition.

c) Route parameters are only available in the request query string.

d) Route parameters are automatically extracted from the request body.

Answer: b) Route parameters are enclosed in curly braces {} in the route definition.

Q4. How can you access route parameters in a Laravel controller method?

a) By using the Request::get() method

b) By using the request() helper function

c) By using the $request variable passed to the method

d) By using the Route::parameter() method

Answer: c) By using the $request variable passed to the method

Q5. Which method is used to return a JSON response in Laravel?

a) response()->json()

b) json()->response()

c) return new JsonResponse()

d) return json_response()
Answer: a) response()->json()

Q6. How can you redirect the user to a different URL in Laravel?

a) Using the redirect() function

b) Using the Response::redirect() method

c) Using the Route::redirect() method

d) Using the response()->redirect() method

Answer: a) Using the redirect() function

Q7. Which of the following middleware is used to verify if a user is authenticated in Laravel?

a) auth

b) web

c) middleware

d) guest

Answer: a) auth

Q8. What is the purpose of the csrf middleware in Laravel?

a) To prevent cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks

b) To verify that the request is not a cross-site request forgery (CSRF)

c) To encrypt the request data for enhanced security

d) To cache the response for faster retrieval

Answer: b) To verify that the request is not a cross-site request forgery (CSRF)

Q1. How do you define a route parameter in Laravel?

a) By enclosing the parameter in curly braces {} in the route definition.

b) By appending the parameter to the route URL using a question mark ?.


c) By using the Route::parameter() method.

d) By defining the parameter in the controller method signature.

Answer: a) By enclosing the parameter in curly braces {} in the route definition.

Q2. How can you access a route parameter value inside a route closure or controller method in
Laravel?

a) By using the request()->parameter() method.

b) By using the Route::getParameter() method.

c) By using the $request object's route() method.

d) By using the Route::current()->parameter() method.

Answer: c) By using the $request object's route() method.

Q3. Which method is used to load a view in Laravel?

a) view()

b) loadView()

c) render()

d) make()

Answer: a) view()

Q4. How can you pass data to a view in Laravel?

a) By using the with() method on the view instance.

b) By using the compact() function.

c) By adding data as an array parameter to the view() function.

d) By using the @data directive in Blade templates.

Answer: a) By using the with() method on the view instance.


Q5. How can you share data with all views in Laravel?

a) By using the share() method on the view instance.

b) By adding data to the $GLOBALS array.

c) By using the View::share() method in a service provider.

d) By using the @shared directive in Blade templates.

Answer: c) By using the View::share() method in a service provider.

Q6. How can you attach headers to a response in Laravel?

a) By using the $response->headers->set() method.

b) By using the response()->header() function.

c) By using the response()->withHeaders() method.

d) By using the header() function outside of the response context.

Answer: c) By using the response()->withHeaders() method.

Q7. How can you attach cookies to a response in Laravel?

a) By using the $response->cookies->set() method.

b) By using the response()->cookie() function.

c) By using the response()->withCookies() method.

d) By using the setcookie() function outside of the response context.

Answer: b) By using the response()->cookie() function.

Q8. Which method is used to return a JSON response in Laravel?

a) response()->json()

b) json()->response()

c) return new JsonResponse()


d) return json_response()

Answer: a) response()->json()

Q9. How can you redirect the user to a different URL in Laravel?

a) By using the redirect() function.

b) By using the Response::redirect() method.

c) By using the Route::redirect() method.

d) By using the response()->redirect() method.

Answer: a) By using the redirect() function.

Q10. How can you redirect to a named route in Laravel?

a) By using the redirect()->toRoute() method.

b) By using the Route::redirectTo() method.

c) By using the response()->route() method.

d) By using the redirect()->route() method.

Answer: d) By using the redirect()->route() method.

Q11. How can you redirect to a controller action in Laravel?

a) By using the redirect()->toAction() method.

b) By using the Route::redirectAction() method.

c) By using the response()->action() method.

d) By using the redirect()->action() method.

Answer: d) By using the redirect()->action() method.

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Q1. What is the purpose of a controller in Laravel?
a) To handle database operations.
b) To render views in the browser.
c) To define routes and handle HTTP requests.
d) To manage authentication and authorization.

Answer: c) To define routes and handle HTTP requests.

Q2. How do you create a new controller in Laravel using


the artisan command-line tool?
a) php artisan create:controller MyController
b) php artisan make:controller MyController
c) php artisan generate:controller MyController
d) php artisan controller:create MyController

Answer: b) php artisan make:controller MyController

Q3. Which method is commonly used to return a view from


a controller in Laravel?
a) render()
b) make()
c) view()
d) load()

Answer: c) view()

Q4. What is Blade in Laravel?


a) A templating engine for generating HTML.
b) A database migration tool.
c) A command-line interface for artisan commands.
d) A middleware for handling HTTP requests.

Answer: a) A templating engine for generating HTML.

Q5. How do you pass data from a controller to a Blade


view in Laravel?
a) By using the requestData() method.
b) By using the view()->with() method.
c) By passing data as an array in the view() function.
d) By using the Blade::share() method.
Answer: b) By using the view()->with() method.

Q6. Which symbol is used to comment in Blade


templates?
a) //
b) /* */
c) #
d) {{-- --}}

Answer: d) {{-- --}}

Q7. How can you include a Blade template within another


Blade template in Laravel?
a) By using the @include() directive.
b) By using the @extends() directive.
c) By using the @yield() directive.
d) By using the @section() directive.

Answer: a) By using the @include() directive.

Q8. What is the purpose of route model binding in Laravel?


a) To automatically generate routes based on models.
b) To bind a specific model instance to a route parameter.
c) To authenticate users based on their models.
d) To validate route parameters using model rules.

Answer: b) To bind a specific model instance to a route


parameter.

Q9. How can you define a route with multiple HTTP


methods in Laravel?
a) By using the Route::all() method.
b) By defining separate routes for each HTTP method.
c) By using the Route::match() method.
d) By using the Route::any() method.

Answer: c) By using the Route::match() method.

Q10. How can you create a route group with a prefix in


Laravel?
a) By using the Route::group() method.
b) By using the Route::prefix() method.
c) By using the Route::setPrefix() method.
d) By using the Route::withPrefix() method.

Answer: b) By using the Route::prefix() method.

Q11. Which method is used to define a fallback route in


Laravel?
a) Route::fallback()
b) Route::notFound()
c) Route::catch()
d) Route::default()

Answer: a) Route::fallback()

What is the purpose of middleware in Laravel?


a) To define routes and handle HTTP requests.
b) To generate HTML templates.
c) To handle authentication and authorization.
d) To manage database operations.

Answer: c) To handle authentication and authorization.


Q4. Which command is used to create a new resource
controller in Laravel?
a) php artisan make:controller ResourceController --
resource
b) php artisan generate:controller ResourceController --
restful
c) php artisan controller:create ResourceController --
resource
d) php artisan make:controller ResourceController --restful

Answer: a) php artisan make:controller ResourceController


--resource

Q5. In Blade, how do you create a new template file?


a) By using the create() method in the Blade class.
b) By using the generate:template artisan command.
c) By manually creating a new file with the .blade.php
extension.
d) By using the template() helper function.
Answer: c) By manually creating a new file with the
.blade.php extension.

Q6. How do you output a variable value in Blade


templates?
a) By using the echo statement.
b) By using the print statement.
c) By using the {{ $variable }} syntax.
d) By using the @output($variable) directive.

Answer: c) By using the {{ $variable }} syntax.

Q7. Which directory is commonly used to store controllers


in Laravel?
a) app/Controllers
b) app/Http/Controllers
c) controllers/
d) resources/controllers/

Answer: b) app/Http/Controllers
Q8. How can you extend a Blade template from another
template?
a) By using the @extends() directive.
b) By using the @include() directive.
c) By using the @yield() directive.
d) By using the @extend() directive.

Answer: a) By using the @extends() directive.

Q9. What is the purpose of named routes in Laravel?


a) To assign a unique name to each route.
b) To group related routes together.
c) To secure routes with authentication.
d) To define route parameters and constraints.

Answer: a) To assign a unique name to each route.

Q10. How do you create a secure route that requires


authentication in Laravel?
a) By using the Route::secure() method.
b) By using the Route::auth() method.
c) By adding the auth middleware to the route.
d) By using the Route::authenticated() method.

Answer: c) By adding the auth middleware to the route.

Q11. How can you define parameter constraints in Laravel


routes?
a) By using regular expressions in the route definition.
b) By using the Route::constraint() method.
c) By using the Route::where() method.
d) By using the Route::parameters() method.

Answer: c) By using the Route::where() method.

Q12. How can you group routes in Laravel?


a) By using the Route::group() method.
b) By using the Route::prefix() method.
c) By using the Route::middleware() method.
d) By using the Route::namespace() method.

Answer: a) By using the Route::group() method.


Q13. How can you prefix routes in Laravel?
a) By using the Route::prefix() method.
b) By using the Route::group() method.
c) By using the Route::name() method.
d) By using the Route::middleware() method.

Answer: a) By using the Route::prefix() method.

Q14. What is domain routing in Laravel?


a) Routing based on the request's HTTP method.
b) Routing based on the request's domain name.
c) Routing based on the request's query parameters.
d) Routing based on the request's IP address.

Answer: b) Routing based on the request's domain name.

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