ASP.NET Core MVC - Cross-Platform Development - Scaffolding Views and Controllers - Part 2

The video tutorial demonstrates how to scaffold controllers and views for database tables using ASP.NET. It covers setting up navigation for different controllers and testing the application to validate CRUD operations. The tutorial also explains data validation, including automatic input control based on data types, and highlights the importance of maintaining data integrity. The session concludes with a proof of concept for a school software application.

What command is used to scaffold controllers and views in ASP.NET Core?

• dotnet create controller

• dotnet generate controller

• dotnet new controller

• dotnet aspnet-codegenerator controller

What is the purpose of duplicating the courses navigation in the application?

• To test the navigation functionality

• To add navigation for lecturers and students

• To remove existing navigation links

• To create a backup of the navigation

Which of the following is NOT a CRUD operation validated in the application?

• Create

• Read

• Update

• Export

What is automatically generated for date fields in ASP.NET Core forms?

• Date picker

• Text input

• Checkbox

• Dropdown menu

What happens if a required field is left empty during form submission?

• The form is automatically filled with default values

• An error message is displayed

• The form is saved as a draft

• The form is submitted with empty values

How does ASP.NET Core ensure data integrity during form submissions?

• By using built-in validation features

• By encrypting all data

• By storing data in a temporary database

• By requiring user authentication

What is the main purpose of the application discussed in the video?

• To showcase advanced ASP.NET Core features

• To demonstrate CRUD operations

• To build a complete e-commerce platform

• To create a social media application