The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Increment Item in Shopping Cart

The video tutorial explains how to implement actions for a shopping cart application, focusing on the plus, minus, and remove actions. It covers modifying HTML elements by changing buttons to anchor tags, adding actions in the card controller, and updating cart prices based on quantity. The tutorial concludes with testing the application to ensure the changes work as expected.

What is the purpose of using anchor tags for actions in the shopping cart?

• To improve the visual appearance of buttons

• To enable navigation to different pages

• To link actions with specific card IDs

• To enhance the security of the application

What is the first step in implementing the 'plus' action in the card controller?

• Retrieving the card ID from the database

• Redirecting to the index action

• Updating the card count

• Adjusting the price based on quantity

Why is it necessary to reload the price when the card count changes?

• To apply a discount for quantities over 50

• To ensure the database is updated

• To maintain the integrity of the card ID

• To improve the performance of the application

What happens when the card count reaches 50 or more?

• The user is redirected to a new page

• The item is removed from the cart

• A special price is applied

• The price remains the same

What is the next step after implementing the 'plus' action?

• Testing the application with different users

• Implementing the 'minus' and 'remove' actions

• Enhancing the user interface

• Optimizing the database queries