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Answer Posted / Vikas Choudhary
To get a cookie in Laravel, you can use the cookie() method on the request object. Here's an example: `$cookieValue = IlluminateHttpRequest::cookie('myCookie');`. To set a cookie, use the withCookie() method and create a new instance of the CookieJar.
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