Different Ways to Print Variable in Laravel Template View File ( #shorts )

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Different Ways to Print Variable in Laravel Template View File

To print a variable in a Laravel template file, you can use Blade syntax. Here are some of the ways to print variables in Laravel templates:

Using {{ }} syntax: This is the most common way to print a variable in a Laravel template file. You can use {{ }} syntax to output the variable value.

{!-- In your Laravel template file --}
{h1}Hello, {{ $name }}!{/h1}

Using {!! !!} syntax: If you want to output the variable value without escaping HTML, you can use {!! !!} syntax. However, be careful when using this syntax as it may expose your application to cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks.

{!-- In your Laravel template file --}
{h1}Hello, {!! $name !!}!{/h1}

Using @{{ }} syntax: If you want to output the literal string {{ }}, you can use @{{ }} syntax. This is useful when you need to output the curly braces as plain text.

{!-- In your Laravel template file --}
{h1}@{{ $name }}{/h1}

Using @json() directive: If you want to output a variable as JSON, you can use the @json() directive. This will convert the variable to JSON format.

{!-- In your Laravel template file --}
{pre}@json($data){/pre}

These are some of the ways to print variables in a Laravel template file using Blade syntax.

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