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The page I have selected from the official Laravel documentation is "Routing".

Routing is an essential concept in web development, and Laravel provides a comprehensive routing system that allows you to define routes for your application. A route is a URL pattern that maps to a specific controller action or closure.

Laravel's routing system is based on RESTful web services, which means that an HTTP request method (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) determines the action that should be performed on a resource. For example, if you want to retrieve a user's profile, you would use a GET request, and if you wanted to update the user's profile, you would use a PUT request.

In Laravel, you define routes in the "routes" directory of your application. The most common way to define routes is by using the Route facade, which allows you to specify the HTTP method, URL pattern, and corresponding controller method or closure.

Laravel also provides several helpful features that make working with routes more comfortable, such as route parameters, route groups, and named routes.

Overall, Laravel's routing system is a powerful and flexible tool for defining the behavior of your application's URLs. Whether you're building a RESTful web service or a traditional web application, Laravel's routing system has everything you need to get started.
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