Laravel provides us with many built-in helper functions that you can call anywhere within your application. They make your workflow convenient for working with arrays & objects, paths, strings, URLs, and other types. Although many helper functions are defined in the laravel core, you can define your helper functions in the laravel to avoid repeating the same code.
Let’s walk through how you can create your custom Laravel helper functions.
The first scenario you might want to include your helper functions is within the context of a Laravel application.