ASP.NET Core MVC - Cross-Platform Development - Create ASP.NET Core MVC Project - Visual Studio Code

This tutorial guides users through creating an ASP.NET Core MVC web application. It covers setting up the terminal, verifying .NET installation, creating a new MVC project using the .NET CLI, managing directories, and opening the project in Visual Studio Code. The tutorial is designed to be platform-independent, with instructions applicable to Windows, Linux, and Mac systems.

What is the first step in setting up an ASP.NET Core MVC web application?

• Download the MVC template

• Create a new folder

• Launch the terminal

• Install Visual Studio Code

Which command is used to check if .NET is installed?

• .NET -status

• .NET -check

• .NET -version

• .NET -info

What command is used to create a new MVC application?

• .NET new MVC

• .NET create MVC

• .NET init MVC

• .NET start MVC

What does the '-O' option specify when creating a new MVC project?

• The output directory

• The project name

• The template type

• The .NET version

What does MVC stand for in the context of ASP.NET?

• Managed Virtual Console

• Module Version Control

• Main View Control

• Model View Controller

How can you open a project in Visual Studio Code from the terminal?

• Use the command 'open .'

• Use the command 'code .'

• Use the command 'launch .'

• Use the command 'vscode .'

What is the purpose of the school management app being built in the course?

• To communicate with parents

• To track students, teachers, and courses

• To schedule school events

• To manage school finances