Ultimate ASP.NET 5 Web API Development Guide - Implement Repository Pattern - Part 2

The video tutorial explains the process of setting up a generic repository and creating a specific Countries repository. It covers the concept of double inheritance, where the Countries repository inherits from both a generic repository and a specific interface. The tutorial also discusses the importance of dependency injection and how to register repositories in the program.cs file. The focus is on extending basic CRUD operations with specific business rules for the Country entity.

What is the primary purpose of a generic repository?

• To handle specific business rules

• To provide base functionality for CRUD operations

• To manage user authentication

• To store application settings

What does the Countries repository class inherit from?

• Only the I Countries repository

• Neither I Countries repository nor generic repository

• Only the generic repository

• Both I Countries repository and generic repository

Why is double inheritance used in the repository pattern?

• To improve application performance

• To access both generic and specific operations

• To simplify database connections

• To reduce code complexity

What is the role of dependency injection in the repository pattern?

• To handle error logging

• To manage user sessions

• To configure application settings

• To inject the DB context into the repository

Where are specific repositories registered in the application?

• In the database

• In the configuration file

• In the user interface

• In the program.cs file

What allows the extension of specific contracts in the repository pattern?

• Adding more database tables

• Implementing custom methods

• Changing the user interface

• Using a different programming language

What is the benefit of having a specific repository like Countries repository?

• It reduces the need for a database

• It allows for specific business rules to be implemented

• It eliminates the need for a generic repository

• It simplifies the user interface