Use named arguments when they make optional or reordered parameters clearer: ~~~php $result = paginate( items: $items, page: 2, perPage: 25, ); ~~~ Use the exact parameter names from the function signature and avoid unnecessary naming for obvious positional calls.
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Use named arguments when they make optional or reordered parameters clearer:
~~~php
$result = paginate(
items: $items,
page: 2,
perPage: 25,
);
~~~
Use the exact parameter names from the function signature and avoid unnecessary naming for obvious positional calls.
