Gist b541bc1e07263e1286473f714419a670

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Gist b541bc1e07263e1286473f714419a670

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Last edited Nov 30, 2017

Created on Nov 30, 2017

This example shows a controller method for updating a user’s contact information settings in a PHP application. It uses Laravel’s `Controller` base class and invokes an `interaction` helper method with the `UpdateContactInformation` action class, passing the current user and request data as parameters. The code illustrates a typical action-oriented pattern where a request is delegated to a dedicated class for processing, but it does not include any data visualization, charting libraries, or rendering logic. The visualization is limited to the code structure itself, not graphical output.

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