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## Redirects
It's important to note that both routes and controllers require responses to be returned with the 'return' directive. Instead of calling "Redirect::to()"" where you'd like to redirect the user. You'd instead use "return Redirect::to()". This distinction is important as it's different than most other PHP frameworks and it could be easy to accidentally overlook the importance of this practice.
It's important to note that both routes and controllers require responses to be returned with the 'return' directive. Instead of calling "Redirect::to()" where you'd like to redirect the user. You'd instead use "return Redirect::to()". This distinction is important as it's different than most other PHP frameworks and it could be easy to accidentally overlook the importance of this practice.