ASP.NET MVC.

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The document discusses the MVC framework, describing the model, view, and controller components. The model handles business logic and data access, the view handles the user interface, and the controller coordinates communication between the model and view. It also covers how data is passed between these components, the use of ViewData and ViewBag to store data, Razor syntax for combining C# and HTML in views, and how to create and call partial views.

 Model: Is creating classes and writing the
business logic and can be connected to a
database.
 View: Is the design [UI: User Interface].
 Controller: Helps to communicate between
model from view.

 From View, user gives input.
 The input is given to the Controller.
 The Controller then passes the data to a
Model.
 The Model checks the data and return back
to the View.

 When we run the program , by default it
invokes Index method.
 The Index method then invokes the
corresponding View.
 Every View has the extension as .cshtml
[Combination of C# and HTML code].

 Every action method should be associated
with a View.
 By default, the View name and Controller
name will be same.
 If the View name and Controller name is
different,
return view("viewname")

 ViewData: Is used to store data as a key-value
pair. It stores a single data at a time.
 Syntax:
ViewData["key"]=value;
where key is a unique name. It is user-
defined.

 ViewBag: Is used to store the data by giving a
name.
 Is used to store more than one data.
 Syntax:
ViewBag.name=value;

 The syntax used in view page is a
combination of C# code and HTML code is
called as Razor Syntax. ie: [C#,HTML ] or
[VB,HTML].
 Extension of the file is .cshtml or .vbhtml.

 @ Character symbol has to used to access the
C# code.
 C# code are case-sensitive.
 Strings must be in double quotes.
 Statement must be in semicolon.
 Variables can be declared using var keyword.

 The views which do not have a complete code
but it contains a code , which can be reused
by multiple views is called Partial Views.
 It has to be created inside a shared folder.
 The name of the partial view should start with
"_" Character.

 When we create the view, we should choose
option as
"Create as partial view".
 If we want to call the partial view from any of
our actual views,
@Html.Partial("_Myview")

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ASP.NET MVC.

1. BY ME

2.  Model: Is creating classes and writing the business logic and can be connected to a database.  View: Is the design [UI: User Interface].  Controller: Helps to communicate between model from view.

3.  From View, user gives input.  The input is given to the Controller.  The Controller then passes the data to a Model.  The Model checks the data and return back to the View.

4.  When we run the program , by default it invokes Index method.  The Index method then invokes the corresponding View.  Every View has the extension as .cshtml [Combination of C# and HTML code].

5.  Every action method should be associated with a View.  By default, the View name and Controller name will be same.  If the View name and Controller name is different, return view("viewname")

6.  ViewData: Is used to store data as a key-value pair. It stores a single data at a time.  Syntax: ViewData["key"]=value; where key is a unique name. It is user- defined.

7.  ViewBag: Is used to store the data by giving a name.  Is used to store more than one data.  Syntax: ViewBag.name=value;

8.  The syntax used in view page is a combination of C# code and HTML code is called as Razor Syntax. ie: [C#,HTML ] or [VB,HTML].  Extension of the file is .cshtml or .vbhtml.

9.  @ Character symbol has to used to access the C# code.  C# code are case-sensitive.  Strings must be in double quotes.  Statement must be in semicolon.  Variables can be declared using var keyword.

10.  The views which do not have a complete code but it contains a code , which can be reused by multiple views is called Partial Views.  It has to be created inside a shared folder.  The name of the partial view should start with "_" Character.

11.  When we create the view, we should choose option as "Create as partial view".  If we want to call the partial view from any of our actual views, @Html.Partial("_Myview")

12. THANK YOU

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