In Laravel's Blade templating engine, you can display variables using the {{ }}
syntax. Here's how you can display variables in a Blade template:
<!-- Displaying a variable -->
{{ $variable }}
<!-- Displaying an array element -->
{{ $array['key'] }}
<!-- Displaying an object property -->
{{ $object->property }}
<!-- Displaying a variable with HTML escaping -->
{!! $htmlVariable !!}
Variables are usually passed to Blade templates from controllers or views.
For example, if you have a controller method like this:
public function show()
{
$variable = 'Hello, world!';
return view('example', compact('variable'));
}
You can then access $variable
in your Blade template named example.blade.php
like so:
<p>{{ $variable }}</p>