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    Converting Non-Decimal Strings with Laravel’s Enhanced toInteger() Method

    April 16, 2025

    Converting Non-Decimal Strings with Laravel's Enhanced toInteger() Method

    Discover how Laravel’s enhanced toInteger() method simplifies working with non-decimal numbers by accepting a base parameter, allowing seamless conversion of hex, binary, and octal values within your fluent string operations.


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