Learning ASP.NET Web API (Video 14)

This video tutorial covers the implementation of the delete verb in CRUD operations. It begins with an overview of previously covered operations and introduces the delete request, emphasizing the necessity of an ID for deletion. The tutorial details the delete method, including HTTP attributes and response handling. Testing is conducted to ensure the delete operation works correctly, with successful and unsuccessful scenarios demonstrated. The video concludes with a summary of the delete verb and a preview of the next topic, the Patch keyword.

What is the primary requirement for executing a delete request?

• The size of the resource

• The type of the resource

• The ID of the resource

• The name of the resource

Which HTTP attribute is used to decorate the delete method?

• HTTP DELETE

• HTTP POST

• HTTP GET

• HTTP PUT

What response code indicates a successful deletion of a resource?

• 404 Not Found

• 204 No Content

• 201 Created

• 200 OK

Before executing a delete request, what should be verified?

• The resource's type

• The resource's creation date

• The resource's existence

• The resource's size

What response code is returned if a resource is not found during a delete operation?

• 400 Bad Request

• 404 Not Found

• 204 No Content

• 200 OK