// Assume this is a model class with properties "name" and "age" class User { public $name; public $age; } // Assume this is a controller class with a "create" method that creates a new user class UserController { public function create() { // Create a new user object $user = new User(); // Populate the user object with data from the user's input populate_object($user); // Save the user to the database $user->save(); } }
// Assume this is a model class with properties "title" and "content" class Post { public $title; public $content; } // Assume this is a controller class with an "edit" method that updates an existing post class PostController { public function edit($id) { // Retrieve the existing post from the database $post = Post::find($id); // Populate the post object with data from the user's input populate_object($post); // Save the updated post to the database $post->save(); } }In this example, the "populate_object" function is used to update the "Post" object with new data from the user's input. The updated data may come from a web form or an API request. Package library: Laravel Framework