Minimal API Development with ASP.NET Core - Section Overview - Create API Endpoints

This video tutorial covers connecting to a database, creating endpoints, injecting the database into endpoints, and writing queries to return data. It also discusses creating CRUD operations and best practices for building a secure and safe API.

What is the primary purpose of injecting a database into an endpoint?

• To reduce the size of the database

• To improve the speed of the API

• To allow the endpoint to access and manipulate data

• To enhance the visual design of the API

Which of the following is NOT a CRUD operation?

• Read

• Delete

• Create

• Update

What does CRUD stand for in the context of API operations?

• Create, Run, Upload, Download

• Create, Read, Update, Delete

• Connect, Run, Update, Delete

• Connect, Read, Upload, Download

Why is it important to follow best practices when developing an API?

• To make the API more colorful

• To decrease the API's functionality

• To ensure the API is secure and efficient

• To increase the number of endpoints

Which practice is crucial for maintaining a secure API?

• Increasing the number of endpoints

• Implementing strong authentication mechanisms

• Using complex color schemes

• Reducing the database size