In this text, the author explains how to create a model and use it in a Laravel application. Previously, they created a controller and a view. Now, they will create the model. The model is a large component that holds business logic, like data mappers and services. To display data from the model instead of a URL, the author creates a new "user model" in the models folder. They also create a new controller named "mahasiswa" and a view for "Mahasiswa" (Student List) in the views-mahasiswa folder. Instead of using manual data, one can also obtain data from a database using a model. To do this, the model connects to the database and retrieves data using PDO or PHP Data Objects. The connection is established in the constructor, and the data is fetched using a query and returned as an associative array to the view. The controller remains unchanged as it already calls the model. This text covers creating a model, connecting it to the database, and retrieving data for display in the view
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