Override default 404 behavior in Laravel

When working with Laravel routes, if it’s not able to find the matching route, a typical 404 HTTP response will be generated and returned back. Take the following for example. Route::get('/user/{user}', function (User $user) { return $user->email; }); As you can tell, here for this route, if a user for the matching ID exists, it will return the intended response based on the route model binding. But in case, if it’s not able to find the specified user, it will return a typical 404 response....

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