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Use print_r()
method to prints array
class Zones extends Model {
protected $primaryKey = 'zone_id';
public function getZone($id){
$zone = Zones::where('zone_id','=',$id)->first();
print_r($zone);
exit(0);
}
}
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printf($var)
it prints normal variable string , integer etc
print_r($var);
it prints array
$zone is an array so you need to use print_r
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You could use dd($your_data) function instead of print_r() and exit(0).
There is also dump($your_data) which just prints but not dies.
Also you could use (‘zone_id’,$id) instead of (‘zone_id’,’=’,$id).
Source:stackexchange.com