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Creating Custom Config File in Laravel

Creating Custom Config File in Laravel is an important part of developing flexible web applications. Laravel makes it easy to manage configurations using config files, which are all stored in the config directory. With Laravel, you can create custom config files to store values according to your application’s requirements and access them easily using the

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