The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Routing in Razor Pages

The video tutorial explains how server-side web application frameworks match URLs to server resources, focusing on the ASP.NET Core Razor Pages framework. It covers the default root folder setup, URL path rules, and file extension handling. The tutorial provides examples of URL routing and demonstrates practical application by modifying folder structures and observing routing behavior.

What is the primary purpose of a server-side web application framework?

• To design the user interface

• To map URLs to server resources

• To manage database connections

• To handle client-side scripting

In Razor Pages, what is the default name of the root folder?

• Pages

• Content

• Views

• Scripts

Which rule states that file extensions should not be included in the URL path?

• File extension exclusion rule

• Root folder rule

• Custom folder rule

• Default file rule

What happens if a URL does not specify a file name in Razor Pages?

• The server returns a 404 error

• The request is mapped to the default file

• The server redirects to the home page

• The request is ignored

How does Razor Pages handle a URL like www.domain.com/account?

• It searches for a subfolder named Account

• It returns a 404 error

• It redirects to the home page

• It looks for account.cshtml in the root folder

What must be done to access a page moved to a new folder in Razor Pages?

• Restart the server

• Use the new folder name in the URL

• Clear the browser cache

• Update the server configuration

What is demonstrated by moving the 'privacy' page to a new folder?

• How to create a new page

• How URL routing is affected by folder structure

• How to delete a page

• How to rename a page