.NET Core Microservices - Product API Controller HTTPGET

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a product API controller, implementing dependency injection for a repository, and adding CRUD operations. It also covers testing the API using Swagger and handling errors, particularly focusing on route definitions to avoid API errors. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of defining routes correctly to ensure the API functions as expected.

What is the purpose of setting a global route for the Product API controller?

• To ensure all API requests are logged

• To define a common endpoint for accessing product-related operations

• To improve the performance of the API

• To restrict access to the API

Why is a response DTO created in the API controller?

• To log API requests

• To manage user authentication

• To provide a structured response format

• To handle database connections

What is the role of dependency injection in setting up the product repository?

• To manage object creation and lifecycle

• To enhance security

• To improve API response time

• To allow dynamic routing

What is the default success value for the response DTO in the GET method?

• False

• True

• Undefined

• Null

What does a 200 status code indicate when retrieving products?

• The request was successful, but no data was found

• The request failed due to server error

• The request was unauthorized

• The request was redirected

What happens if a route is not explicitly defined for the GET by ID method?

• The API will ignore the request

• The API will automatically generate a route

• The API will be confused about which method to call

• The API will return a 404 error

What should you do if you encounter a 'failed to load API' error with Swashbuckle?

• Restart the server

• Check for missing routes or incorrect API definitions

• Clear the browser cache

• Update the API documentation