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Dealing with Undefined Variable Error in Laravel Blade Views

Encountering the "Undefined variable" error in Laravel Blade views typically means you're trying to access a variable that hasn't been passed from your controller. To resolve this, ensure you're sending the variable to the view using `view('your.view', ['variableName' =- $variableValue])` or `compact('variableName')`. Double-check the spelling of the variable in both your controller and Blade template; even a minor typo can cause this error. Additionally, verify that the variable is actually being assigned a value in your controller before being passed to the view. If you're using conditional logic, confirm the variable is defined in all possible scenarios. Finally, utilize Laravel's debugging tools like `dd()` to inspect the variable's value before it's passed to the view to identify potential issues.

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