How to node load by name in drupal 8?

In drupal 8, we have easy way to node load by name/title. We can use "loadByProperties" function for node/user/file data.
here we are going to give an example with 3 type of entity.

Syntax 1:
$title = 'dummy';
//node load by name/title
$node_data = \Drupal::entityTypeManager()
        ->getStorage('node')
        ->loadByProperties(['title' => $title]); 
 OR

$result = \Drupal::entityQuery("node")
                ->condition('type', 'resources') // put your content type here
                ->condition('title', $title) // pass the title value or take any other condition
                ->execute();
               
Syntax 2:               
$email = 'dummymailid@gmail.com';
//load user by email id
$user_data = \Drupal::entityTypeManager()
           ->getStorage('user')
           ->loadByProperties(['mail'=> $email]); // here we can use any other property/field

          
Syntax 3:
$filr_uri = 'dummy file uri';          
//load file by uri
$file_data = \Drupal::entityTypeManager()
           ->getStorage('file')
           ->loadByProperties(['uri' => $file_uri]); // here we can use any other field


Note: How to node load by name in drupal 8?

How to Check the Condition in Twig Template?

It's easy process to check the condition of our 'id' exist or not for particular variable render time in Twig template.
Like we have to check any "Product type" exist or not and then variable call there, So we are giving an example:
Example 1:
{% if node.field_product_type.value not in ['0', '2', '4', '5', '7'] %}
 /*** print variable here ***/
{% endif %}

Description: Here our condition is, if Product type of node value is not in these id's ['0', '2', '4', '5', '7'], then our variable will show the result otherwise not.

Example 2:
{% set node_id = node.id %}
{% if node_id in ['216','217','9','1258'] %} 
 /*** print variable here ***/
{% endif %}

Description: Here our condition is, if node id of node is in these id's ['216','217','9','1258'], then our variable will show the result otherwise not.


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