The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Temp Data Alerts

The video tutorial explains the use of temp data in ASP.NET Core for handling temporary data across requests. It covers configuring temp data in the startup file, implementing it in a controller to handle success and error messages, and displaying these messages using Bootstrap alerts. The tutorial also demonstrates creating a partial view for alerts to ensure consistent implementation across multiple pages.

What is the primary purpose of temp data in ASP.NET Core?

• To store data permanently

• To hold data for multiple requests

• To hold data for a single request

• To replace view data and view bags

In what scenario is temp data particularly useful?

• When updating a category

• When deleting a category

• When viewing a category

• When creating a new category

What must be configured in the startup file to use temp data?

• AddTransient

• AddScoped

• AddSingleton

• AddService

How can temp data be displayed on the screen?

• Using HTML tables

• Using JavaScript alerts

• Using Bootstrap alerts

• Using console logs

What Bootstrap class is used for displaying success messages?

• alert-warning

• alert-danger

• alert-info

• alert-success

What is the benefit of using a partial view for alerts?

• It reduces code duplication

• It complicates the code structure

• It limits alert functionality

• It increases page load time

Where should the partial view be included to ensure alerts are displayed on all pages?

• In the layout

• In the index view

• In the model

• In the controller