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Laravel - Namespaces
Namespaces can be defined as a class of elements in which each element has a unique name to that associated class. It may be shared with elements in other classes.
Declaration of namespace
The use keyword allows the developers to shorten the namespace.
use <namespace-name>;
The default namespace used in Laravel is App, however a user can change the namespace to match with web application. Creating user defined namespace with artisan command is mentioned as follows −
php artisan app:name SocialNet
The namespace once created can include various functionalities which can be used in controllers and various classes.
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