The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Add Product Controller

The video tutorial guides viewers through adding and modifying controllers to perform CRUD operations, setting up IWebHostEnvironment for image uploads, and implementing absurd and view models for categories and cover types. The focus is on teaching CRUD operations using a repository pattern, with practical examples involving categories and cover types.

What is the first step in creating a new controller for CRUD operations?

• Create a new project

• Copy and modify an existing controller

• Write all code from scratch

• Use a third-party library

Why is IWebHostEnvironment necessary in ASP.NET Core applications?

• To manage database connections

• To configure routing

• To upload images to the server

• To handle user authentication

What is the purpose of using a view model in the absurd operation?

• To improve application performance

• To enhance security

• To manage lists of categories and cover types

• To simplify database queries

How can categories and cover types be represented in the application?

• As JSON objects

• As XML files

• As enums

• As separate classes

What is the main goal of teaching CRUD operations in this tutorial?

• To demonstrate advanced programming techniques

• To teach CRUD operations on a model in the repository pattern

• To show how to use third-party libraries

• To explain the history of CRUD operations