The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Routing with Areas

The video tutorial explains the concept of areas in ASP.NET Core, which help divide an application into distinct components like identity, customer, and admin areas. Each area serves specific purposes, such as managing user identity, handling customer interactions, and performing admin tasks. The tutorial also discusses the integration of Razor class libraries with MVC applications and how routing is adjusted when areas are added, providing clear URL patterns for different sections of the application.

What is the primary purpose of using areas in an ASP.NET Core application?

• To enhance the security of the application

• To divide the application into multiple crucial components

• To improve the performance of the application

• To simplify the deployment process

Which of the following is NOT typically included in the identity area?

• Authorization

• Registration

• Content management

• Login

How does the Razor class library differ from MVC in terms of structure?

• MVC does not support Razor class libraries

• Razor class library is only for front-end development

• Razor class library does not include controllers and views

• Razor class library includes controllers and views

What is added to the route when using areas in ASP.NET Core?

• A new protocol

• An area name before the controller

• A new port number

• A new domain name

In the route 'localhost/admin/category/edit/10', what does '10' represent?

• The ID

• The action method

• The controller name

• The area name