✅ Correct Answer: All of the above The use keyword in PHP/Laravel is multi-purpose. It can be used in three different contexts: 1. Import Classes & Namespaces use App\Models\User; $user = new User(); ➝ Instead of writing \App\Models\User everywhere, you can just write User. 2. Pass Variables into Closures $name = "Saif"; $greet = function() use ($name) { echo "Hello, $name"; }; $greet(); // Hello, Saif ➝ Brings variables from outside scope into an anonymous function. 3. Include Traits inside a Class trait Logger { public function log($msg) { echo $msg; } } class User { use Logger; // importing trait } $u = new User(); $u->log("User created"); // User created ➝ Lets you reuse traits inside classes. 🎯 So the most correct option to your poll is: 👉 All of the above ✅ Because use is not limited to namespaces only — it also works with closures and trait
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