How does laravel implement controller grouping? For example, front-end, backend?

How does laravel implement controller grouping? For example, front-end, backend? This question should be quite common. How does laravel Framework Group controllers? For example, front-end, backend?
This problem should be quite common.

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How does laravel implement controller grouping? For example, front-end, backend?
This problem should be quite common.

Create a folder group so that the folder can be clearly separated. For example, you can directly create the Home folder under the Controllers file to store the front-end controller, and create the Admin folder to store the back-end controller.
You can directly create a controller in the command line.

// Create the foreground controller php artisan make: controller Home/NameController. php // create the background controller php artisan make: controller Admin/NameController. php