The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Creating Customer Areas

The video tutorial explains how to organize a .NET Core project using areas to separate different sections like customer and admin. It covers adding a new area, adjusting routing, and organizing controllers and views. The tutorial also touches on identity and Razor pages, and concludes with running the project and addressing styling issues.

What is the purpose of using areas in a .NET Core project?

• To improve the performance of the application

• To separate different sections of the project

• To simplify the database management

• To enhance the security of the project

What is the default area that is added when individual user accounts are selected for authentication?

• Admin

• Customer

• Identity

• User

What change is necessary in the routing configuration when a new area is added?

• Adding a new controller

• Removing the existing routes

• Including the area in the route

• Defining a default action

Why is it important to explicitly define the area in a controller?

• To improve the controller's performance

• To ensure the controller is recognized within the area

• To simplify the controller's code

• To enable automatic routing

What issue is encountered when running the project after reorganizing the views?

• The homepage does not load

• The controllers are not recognized

• The styling is missing

• The database connection fails