$user = User::findByEmail('john@example.com'); if ($user) { // User found, do something... } else { // User not found, do something else... }
$email = 'jane@example.com'; $user = User::findByEmail($email); if ($user) { echo $user->id . ':' . $user->name . 'These examples demonstrate the use of the findByEmail method to find a user by their email address. The package library for this method may vary depending on the application or framework being used. However, it is commonly found in ORM (Object Relational Mapping) libraries such as Laravel's Eloquent or Doctrine ORM.
'; } else { echo 'User not found'; }