How to Use The Powerful filter() Method in Laravel - Mastering Eloquent & Collection Methods
In this video tutorial, we're going to see how we could use the filter() method in Laravel collections. The filter() method is used to extract a subset of elements from a collection that meet a specific criteria. The video covers how to use the filter() method, including how to define a new variable and set it equal to the collect method, how to chain the filter() method to a collection, how to add a closure function as an argument, and how to filter by a specific key-value pair. Additionally, the video provides an advanced example of using the filter() and where() methods together, as well as a use case for when to use the filter() method.
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π Table of Content
00:00 - Simple Example
02:54 - filter() vs where()
03:25 - Advanced Example
04:35 - Outro
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