Is there easyest way to change 'resouce' name in web.php [Laravel9]

I'm studying Laravel9 routing with sample code and I'm having problem changing URL.
I would like to change URL as below

Currently I can access this URL

127.0.0.01:8000/student/

and

127.0.0.01:8000/student/create

but I would like to change like this

127.0.0.01:8000/fun_student/

and

127.0.0.01:8000/fun_student/create

I wrote like this

web.php

Route::prefix('fun_fun_student')->group(function (){
    Route::resource('students', StudentController::class);   
});

but I can't display as this URL.
Could someone teach me correct code please?

UPDATE

I tried

Route::resource('fun', StudentController::class);

then my current route list

  GET|HEAD        fun ............................. fun.index › StudentController@index  
  POST            fun ............................. fun.store › StudentController@store  
  GET|HEAD        fun/create .................... fun.create › StudentController@create  
  GET|HEAD        fun/{fun} ......................... fun.show › StudentController@show  
  PUT|PATCH       fun/{fun} ..................... fun.update › StudentController@update  
  DELETE          fun/{fun} ................... fun.destroy › StudentController@destroy  
  GET|HEAD        fun/{fun}/edit .................... fun.edit › StudentController@edit 

To change the prefix of your resource. you have to change the resource name.

Ex:

Route::resource('fun_student', StudentController::class); 

Then you can use routes like this:

Ex:

<a href="{{ route('fun_student.index') }}">Students</a>

This route should output the following URL:

http://127.0.0.01:8000/fun_student

After the resource changed, remember to clear cache by running:

php artisan route:clear
// or
php artisan optimize:clear

Also change route('students.xxx') to route('fun_student.xxx') in other places in your project.

I would suggest you go through the Laravel documentation for more information.

To complement the answer of Dasun Tharanga, if you are using route model binding, such as:

/**
 * Display the specified resource.
 */
public function show(Student $student)
{
   //...
}

You have to change the name of the argument to:

 public function show(Student $fun_student)
 {
      //...
  }

Or you have to name resource route parameters

Route::resource('fun_student', StudentController::class)->parameters([
    'fun_student' => 'student'
]);