The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Consume Async Repository

The video tutorial explains how to implement asynchronous methods in a repository pattern, focusing on updating method names and return types to accommodate async operations. It covers changes in both category and product controllers, addressing potential errors and testing CRUD operations to ensure functionality. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using 'await' and 'async' keywords and adjusting return types to 'async Task<IActionResult>'.

What change is necessary in method names when using async methods in the category repository?

• Add 'Async' to the method names

• Add 'Sync' to the method names

• Remove 'Async' from the method names

• Change method names to uppercase

When using await and async in the category controller, what should the return type be?

• IActionResult

• Task of IActionResult

• Void

• String

In the product controller, what must be done when using async methods with categories?

• Use get all async and await it

• Use async without await

• Convert all methods to synchronous

• Remove all async methods

What is the purpose of converting the result to a list in the product controller?

• To simplify the code

• To reduce memory usage

• To ensure compatibility with async methods

• To improve performance

What is the final step to ensure all CRUD operations work with the async repository?

• Run the application and test CRUD operations

• Remove all async methods

• Convert all methods to synchronous

• Ignore async methods