The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Pages Folder

The video tutorial provides an overview of the Razor project structure, focusing on the pages folder, shared folder, and partial views. It explains the role of the master page and validation scripts, and how to use view import for tag helpers. The tutorial also covers the configuration of view start and the structure of Razor pages, highlighting the differences from classic ASP.NET. Finally, it delves into the page model and code behind, emphasizing the new format in Razor.

What is the primary purpose of the pages folder in a Razor project?

• To manage database connections

• To hold configuration files

• To contain all the pages for the website

• To store all the CSS files

What is the role of a partial view in a Razor project?

• To serve as a standalone page

• To handle database operations

• To be reused across multiple pages

• To manage user authentication

How can you include tag helpers in a .NET Core application?

• By defining them in the database

• By including them in the HTML file

• By registering them in the view import file

• By adding them to the CSS file

What is the function of the view start file in a Razor project?

• To compile JavaScript files

• To manage server settings

• To store user data

• To define the master page for the application

In Razor pages, what replaces the traditional controllers used in MVC?

• Page models

• CSS stylesheets

• Database scripts

• JavaScript files