<?php
// ~/Sites/presentation/mvc-basics/app/Http/Controllers/EventTicketController.php
// Using your text editor, locate the destroy() function and replace the `//` placeholder
// comment with the following code.

public function destroy($id)
{
    // Instantiate the EventTicket model based on the $id to update the existing row
    $ticket = EventTicket::findOrFail($id);

    // Delete the ticket row from the database using the built-in model method.
    $ticket->delete();

    return redirect()->route('event.tickets.index');
}
<?php
// ~/Sites/presentation/mvc-basics/app/Http/Controllers/EventTicketController.php
// Using your text editor, add the following method (public function) below the
// existing update() method.

public function delete($id)
{
    // Instantiate the EventTicket model based on the $id to update the existing row
    $ticket = EventTicket::findOrFail($id);

    // Delete the ticket row from the database using the built-in model method.
    $ticket->delete();

    return redirect()->route('event.tickets.index');
}
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+++ 
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 <?php
 // ~/Sites/presentation/mvc-basics/app/Http/Controllers/EventTicketController.php
-// Using your text editor, add the following method (public function) below the
-// existing update() method.
+// Using your text editor, locate the destroy() function and replace the `//` placeholder
+// comment with the following code.
 
-public function delete($id)
+public function destroy($id)
 {
     // Instantiate the EventTicket model based on the $id to update the existing row
     $ticket = EventTicket::findOrFail($id);
Update laravel/mvc-basics/step-by-step/41 with new destroy method name
