ASP.NET Core Fundamentals
Controllers, Actions, Routing, Middleware, Dependency Injection, Configuration
1What is a Controller in ASP.NET Core?
What is a Controller in ASP.NET Core?
Risposta
A Controller is a class that handles incoming HTTP requests and returns responses. It contains action methods (Actions) that process specific requests and generate content (HTML, JSON, etc.). Controllers inherit from ControllerBase for APIs or from Controller for MVC applications with views.
2What does an Action represent in an ASP.NET Core Controller?
What does an Action represent in an ASP.NET Core Controller?
Risposta
An Action is a public method in a Controller that processes a specific HTTP request. It can return different types of results (IActionResult, ActionResult<T>, typed object). Actions are mapped to routes via conventional routing or route attributes.
3What is the difference between ControllerBase and Controller in ASP.NET Core?
What is the difference between ControllerBase and Controller in ASP.NET Core?
Risposta
ControllerBase is the minimal base class for Web APIs that provides essential functionalities (ModelState, Request, Response). Controller inherits from ControllerBase and adds functionalities for views (ViewBag, ViewData, View()). Using ControllerBase for APIs improves performance by avoiding unnecessary view-related code.
How to define a route with attribute routing in ASP.NET Core?
What does the route pattern "{controller=Home}/{action=Index}/{id?}" do?
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