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Convert Collection Into JSON In Laravel

Laravel uses collection classes as a common way to store data. However, when working with APIs, you often need to convert collection into JSON in Laravel to return response data in a format that clients can use. In this tutorial, you will learn how to transform collection data into JSON strings. This can include model

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