The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - MVC Folders and Overview of Individual Folders

The video tutorial provides an in-depth overview of the MVC structure, focusing on controllers, models, and views. It explains the role of action methods within controllers and the flow of an MVC application. The tutorial also covers the importance of models and views, shared layouts, partial views, and the use of tag helpers for view configuration. Key concepts such as IActionResult, view models, and the organization of views are discussed to help understand the MVC framework.

What is the naming convention for controllers in an MVC application?

• The name should end with 'Controller'.

• The name should start with 'Controller'.

• The name should contain 'Controller' anywhere.

• The name should not include 'Controller'.

What is the default action method type if none is specified in a controller?

• DELETE

• PUT

• GET

• POST

Where is the index view located for the home controller?

• Inside the root folder

• Inside the home folder within views

• Inside the shared folder

• Inside the models folder

What is the purpose of the _layout file in an MVC application?

• To store all JavaScript files

• To act as a master page for consistent layout

• To define database connections

• To manage user authentication

What is a partial view used for in MVC?

• To define API endpoints

• To manage user sessions

• To create reusable components like headers and footers

• To handle database migrations

What is the role of the views import file?

• To define routing rules

• To import tag helpers

• To include CSS styles

• To manage database connections

How can you ensure tag helpers work in a new views folder?

• By including views import and view start files

• By adding a new controller

• By updating the database context

• By creating a new model