.NET Core Microservices - Cart Controller for API Endpoints

The video tutorial covers the implementation of a card controller in an API. It begins with setting up the card controller and configuring it as an API controller. The tutorial then explains how to add dependencies using dependency injection and initialize a response DTO. It proceeds to create API endpoints, including methods for getting, adding, updating, and removing cards, while handling exceptions. The video concludes with a brief mention of potential additional functionalities.

What is the primary purpose of setting up the card controller as an API controller?

• To manage card-related operations

• To display weather forecasts

• To handle user authentication

• To store user preferences

What is required to make changes in the card controller?

• Card repository

• Weather forecast data

• Database connection

• User authentication

What parameter is expected in the 'get card' endpoint?

• Transaction ID

• Session ID

• User ID

• Card ID

How are exceptions handled in the 'get card' method?

• By sending an email alert

• By adding them to the response DTO

• By logging them to a file

• By ignoring them

What is the main difference between 'add card' and 'update card' methods?

• Add card is a GET method, update card is a POST method

• Add card requires a parameter, update card does not

• Add card does not expect parameters, update card does

• Add card and update card are identical

What type of value does the 'remove card' functionality return?

• Object

• String

• Integer

• Boolean

Which HTTP method is used for the 'remove card' functionality?

• GET

• POST

• PUT

• DELETE