Eloquent lets you treat database rows as PHP objects.
  
  ## Create a model
  
  ```bash
  php artisan make:model Post
  ```
  
  ## Insert data
  
  ```php
  Post::create([
    'title' => 'My First Post',
    'body' => 'Hello Laravel!'
  ]);
  ```
  
  ## Fetch data
  
  ```php
  $posts = Post::all();
  $post = Post::find(1);
  ```
  
  ## Update and delete
  
  ```php
  $post->title = 'Updated';
  $post->save();
  
  Post::destroy(1);
  ```
  
  ## How Eloquent works
  
  ```mermaid
  flowchart LR
    A[Controller] --> B[Eloquent Model]
    B --> C[(Database)]
    C --> B
  ```
  
  In the next tutorial, we will map URLs to logic using routes and controllers.

Learn how to use Eloquent ORM to insert, read, update, and delete records easily.

Eloquent ORM: Working with Data as Objects

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Eloquent ORM: Working with Data as Objects

Create a model

Insert data

Fetch data

Update and delete

How Eloquent works

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