The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Category Upsert Get Action

The video tutorial explains how to create a new category using the Upsert method, which handles both creation and editing of categories. It covers setting up the Upsert action in the category controller, differentiating between create and edit requests based on the presence of an ID, and loading category data from the database. The tutorial also guides on adding and configuring the Upsert view, ensuring it is set up correctly for both creating and editing categories.

What is the purpose of using a common view for both creating and editing a category?

• To enhance security

• To separate concerns

• To increase complexity

• To reduce code duplication

How does the system determine if a category is being created or edited?

• By comparing timestamps

• By verifying the user role

• By checking the category name

• By checking if the ID is null

What happens if the category ID is incorrect during an edit request?

• The system creates a new category

• The system returns a 'not found' error

• The system ignores the request

• The system logs the error

What should be ensured when adding a view for 'absurd'?

• The view should be empty

• The view should have a unique title

• The view should include a footer

• The view should be named 'absurd'

Why is a model needed in the 'absurd' view?

• To handle user authentication

• To manage database connections

• To enhance view aesthetics

• To bind data to the view