Helper functions in Laravel are widely popular and make it easy to access reusable code snippets. A common example is the `url()` function for generating application URLs. Another useful function is `retry()`, which retries statements a certain number of times if an exception is thrown, often used in API calls. The post also explains how to create custom helper functions, using `array_map_assoc` as an example, and how to load them via Composer's autoload. This enables you to use custom functions throughout your Laravel application.
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